The Goodale Fall 2012 collection is the third collection to be released by JackThreads' private label, and this collection really hits the sweet spot. Balancing itself between dressing up and dressing down, the collection features a red, blue and grey color palette with splashes of pattern to liven things up.
The collection was designed by Adam Gianotti. Gianotti brings plenty of talent and experience to his work, which you'd expect from someone who formerly worked with both Ralph Lauren and Nike. The pieces are created with the intent of making them easily interchangeable so they can fit into any wardrobe. Gianotti even brings back some of the most popular garments from the Spring and Summer collections and reinvents them with heavier winter fabrics.
Swedish singer/songwriter/musician Sebastian Mikael models the Goodale Fall 2012 collection, which can be purchased on the JackThreads' online store.
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The Goodale Fall 2012 Collection Boasts Posh and Casual Style
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