From Eco-Friendly Field Watches to Golf-Inspired Streetwear
Niko Pajkovic — April 12, 2022 — Fashion
Spring is around the corner, and with it comes warmer weather, brighter colors, and a renewed enthusiasm for getting outside, all of which appeared to be key factors shaping the April 2022 men's fashion trends.
For example, luxury clothing label Aigle partnered with French brand Études to launch its first-ever Spring/Summer 2022 collection, which featured an expansive ensemble of heritage pieces suited to both nature hikes and city living. Meanwhile, Chicago-based golf apparel brand Whim Golf debuted its spring-ready HBX collection, which consisted of a variety of golf-inspired pieces including denim jackets, polo t-shirts, and patterned long sleeve tees.
In addition, the return of warmer weather seemed to elicit a deluge of new activewear releases. The launch of Norse Projects' high-tech '37.5' collection was a definite standout here. The concise new capsule delivered a set of activewear garments made with an all-new fabric technology designed to regulate wearers' core temperatures to the ideal level of 37.5 degrees Celsius.
For example, luxury clothing label Aigle partnered with French brand Études to launch its first-ever Spring/Summer 2022 collection, which featured an expansive ensemble of heritage pieces suited to both nature hikes and city living. Meanwhile, Chicago-based golf apparel brand Whim Golf debuted its spring-ready HBX collection, which consisted of a variety of golf-inspired pieces including denim jackets, polo t-shirts, and patterned long sleeve tees.
In addition, the return of warmer weather seemed to elicit a deluge of new activewear releases. The launch of Norse Projects' high-tech '37.5' collection was a definite standout here. The concise new capsule delivered a set of activewear garments made with an all-new fabric technology designed to regulate wearers' core temperatures to the ideal level of 37.5 degrees Celsius.
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