Barbour works with Engineered Garments once again and this time around, the duo spotlight the Fall/Winter 2021 season. The seasonal range is led by the talents of Daiki Suzuki, bringing a new elevation to the iconic quilting true to Barbour.
The capsule is made up of five pieces in total and all of which are detailed with innovative updates by Engineered Garments. The main design language is the militaristic fusion that comes through with the black and olive green color palette along with workwear silhouettes. Some of the notable items in the capsule include the quilting that can be seen on the asymmetrical construction of the utility vest, the Liddesdale jacket with the Loitery quilt, and more.
Traditional Quilted Fall Fashion
Engineered Garments Gives a New Touch to the Barbour Quilting
Trend Themes
1. Militaristic Workwear Fashion - Innovative updates to traditional workwear silhouettes and color palettes can disrupt the fashion industry by combining utility with style.
2. Asymmetrical Quilting Design - Asymmetrical quilting designs can be a disruptive innovation in the textile and fashion industries, offering unique visual interest and texture to clothing and accessories.
3. Collaborative Fashion Capsules - Collaborative fashion capsules featuring iconic brands and designers can create new and exciting marketing opportunities for both parties, attracting a wider and more diverse customer base.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion and apparel industry can benefit from incorporating innovative quilting techniques and designs into their collections to elevate traditional pieces like jackets and vests.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Asymmetrical quilting and military-inspired color palettes can offer new challenges and opportunities for textile manufacturers to showcase their skills and creativity.
3. Marketing and Collaboration - Creating collaborative fashion capsules can disrupt traditional marketing strategies in the fashion industry and offer exciting opportunities for cross-promotion and reaching new audiences.