The Engineered Garments x Barbour Line is a True Blend of Style
Justin Lam — February 14, 2018 — Fashion
References: vogue & dieworkwear
The Engineered Garments x Barbour collection is a true collaboration, as each brand plays and works off the accomplishments of one another. Engineered Garments, a brand founded by Daiki Suzuki and Angelo Urrutia, has established a name for itself as innovators of American sportswear. Barbour on the other hand, is known almost exclusively as a heritage English brand. The collaboration between the two brands brings forth a unique style, in which heritage materials are blended masterfully with modern designs.
Each jacket in the Engineered Garments x Barbour collection is made from Barbour's signature waxed cotton. The shades are all done in neutral colors such as olive, black and navy. The garments definitely show off stylish designs, as Engineered Garments introduced looser silhouettes, oversized hoods and re-worked game pockets. The Engineered Garments x Barbour collection is set to release in autumn of 2018.
Image Credit: Vogue
Each jacket in the Engineered Garments x Barbour collection is made from Barbour's signature waxed cotton. The shades are all done in neutral colors such as olive, black and navy. The garments definitely show off stylish designs, as Engineered Garments introduced looser silhouettes, oversized hoods and re-worked game pockets. The Engineered Garments x Barbour collection is set to release in autumn of 2018.
Image Credit: Vogue
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