Eastpak launches its fourth collection that celebrates the work and the life of Andy Warhol -- the new capsule highlights the iconic Campbell's Soup Can that Warhol unveiled in 1965. The famous visual is seen adorning pieces including wheeled luggage, a duffle bag, a waist bag, and a backpack in a series of colorways and silhouettes. The backpack comes in three colorways of 'Tomato,' 'Mint,' and 'Carrot.'
It features a padded laptop sleeve, shoulder straps, and a back panel. The three aforementioned colorways also make up the Springer Waist bag constructed from water-repellent fabric materials. The luggage arrives in three sizes and the same tonal options, the duffle bag features a large storage compartment, side zipper-enclosed pocket, and webbed carrying handles. Additionally, there is one special edition Padded Pak'r backpack made in silver leather with the soup can print within the interior.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Pop Art-inspired Accessories
- Opportunity for brands to collaborate with iconic pop art designs and incorporate them into their product lines.
- Celebrity Collaboration Collections
- Chance for brands to partner with influential artists or celebrities to create unique and limited-edition product ranges.
- Heritage Brand Revivals
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Where This Applies
- Fashion and Apparel
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- Luggage and Travel Accessories
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- Art and Design
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