Nobis' New Capsule is Inspired by 2001: a Space Odyssey
Canadian luxe outerwear label Nobis introduces a new collection for the Fall/Winter 2020 season full of designs inspired by the old school space film 2001: a Space Odyssey. The seasonal designs feature the brand's signature Embrace membrane lamination. This component ensures breathability along with sturdy water repelling exteriors, accompanied by waterproof zippers and seam sealed construction as well.
The interiors are filled with Canadian origin white duck down as the insulation to provide ultimate warmth to utilize natural body heat at its full function. A standout design is the Kelvin Mens parka, which comes in colorways such as black, navy, and chalk. The versatile look has multiple pockets, zippered ventilation, removable down filled hood, mouldable framing wire, and a coyote fur tuff around it.
Image Credit: Dan Lim, Nobis
The interiors are filled with Canadian origin white duck down as the insulation to provide ultimate warmth to utilize natural body heat at its full function. A standout design is the Kelvin Mens parka, which comes in colorways such as black, navy, and chalk. The versatile look has multiple pockets, zippered ventilation, removable down filled hood, mouldable framing wire, and a coyote fur tuff around it.
Image Credit: Dan Lim, Nobis
Trend Themes
1. Retro-inspired Outerwear - There is an opportunity to create more niche retro-inspired outerwear collections inspired by a specific era or film.
2. Innovative Membrane Lamination - There is an opportunity to develop more advanced and environmentally sustainable membrane lamination techniques and materials for use in high-performance outerwear.
3. Adaptive Layering Systems - There is an opportunity to create more versatile and efficient layering systems for outerwear that can adapt to changing weather and activity levels.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can expand its offerings and reach new customers by creating collections inspired by iconic films and historical eras.
2. Outdoor Gear - The outdoor gear industry can integrate more advanced and eco-friendly materials into their products, making them more durable and sustainable.
3. Textile Manufacturing - The textile manufacturing industry can research and develop new membrane lamination techniques and materials that are more efficient and environmentally friendly.
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