The Uniforms for the Dedicated 2011 Fall/Winter collection for men was recently released by the relatively newcomer Swedish designer. This Uniforms for the Dedicated collection boasts a series of comfortable-looking pieces made from high-end materials and fabrics that come together to create a casual and relaxed style, as opposed to a stuffy appearance. According to Hypebeast, the collection combines "heritage materials such as selvedge denim, thickly woven cotton and lustrous corduroys with modern fits and more fashion-forward details including band collars, piping on pockets and shrunken shawl lapel."
The collection also combines contemporary styles with some old-fashioned looks including a tweed suitvest and a blazer that appears to be made with the same material of sweatpants, stripes, cozy fabrics and a variety of modern man styles, the Uniforms for the Dedicated 2011 Fall/Winter collection is complete with basics and collectibles.
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The Uniforms for the Dedicated 2011 Fall/Winter Line is Coolly Casual
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