Manchester-based streetwear brand Clints unveils a look at its latest collection designed with durability and layering at the forefront. The brand has gained popularity over recent years and has worked with big names including artist Loyle Carner. Now, it is offering a capsule full of outerwear and fleece, as well as a womenswear range as well.
The capsule starts off with a heavyweight coat in a brown tone, designed in a low-riding shape, and a heavy-duty hood to add a touch of function. It is heavily branded as well along the front and back of the silhouette, continued with technical elements in the form of pockets and pull strings. Rounding out the range is a special womenswear skirt and a new fleece in green.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Layering-focused Apparel
- Brands can innovate by designing clothing that prioritizes layering for versatility and practicality.
- Fleece Outerwear
- Creating fleece outerwear pieces can provide a cozy and comfortable option for colder seasons.
- Heavy-branding Designs
- Incorporating heavy branding on clothing can create a statement piece for streetwear enthusiasts.
Who This Affects Most
- Apparel Industry
- Apparel companies can implement layering techniques and fleece materials to update their collections.
- Streetwear Industry
- Streetwear companies can experiment with heavy branding and functional design elements to differentiate their products.
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion brands can integrate layering and practicality into their designs for more versatile collections.
