The KRAKATAU 'Fall/Winter 2021' collection sticks to the brand's signature "antagonist survival kit" styles while introducing a new range of well-insulated garments inspired by cryogenics.
The diverse collection boasts a wide range of pieces, including nylon shell jackets, puffers, parkas, and fleece sweaters, all delivered in a mix of muted colorways. Colors utilized in the capsule include gray, rust, black, navy, and washed-out lime green.
All jackets and coats featured in the collection are made using high-end thermal carbon fabrics and recycled materials. For example, the new 'SYCAMORE' jacket features water-resistant material, while the 'AITKEN' down jackets come equipped with natural insulation and recycled plastic fillers. Meanwhile, the collection's standout item, the 'CRYOGEN' jacket, is padded with vacuum heat insulating material and layered with carbon nanotubes.
Cryogenics-Inspired Fashion Lines
The KRAKATAU 'Fall/Winter 2021' Collection Has Dropped
Trend Themes
1. Cryogenic-inspired Fashion - The cryogenic-inspired fashion trend presents opportunities for the fashion industry to explore sustainable materials and insulation techniques in apparel design.
2. Thermal Carbon Fabrics - Thermal carbon fabrics are a growing trend in the fashion industry, with opportunities to develop new and innovative materials that offer functionality and sustainability.
3. Recycled Plastic Fillers - The use of recycled plastic fillers in apparel design is a rising trend, with potential for further innovation in the fashion industry's use of sustainable materials and manufacturing processes.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has an opportunity to explore new materials and insulation techniques inspired by cryogenics to develop sustainable and functional apparel design.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Developing sustainable insulation materials such as thermal carbon fabrics offers opportunities for innovation within textile manufacturing.
3. Eco-friendly Technology - The use of recycled plastic fillers in apparel design reflects growing demand for eco-friendly technology, creating opportunities for innovation in sustainable materials and production processes.