Fear of God's Cotton Canvas and Suede Work Jacket is All-Over Tan
Fashion label Fear of God introduces the Cotton Canvas and Suede work jacket as a part of the Spring 2019 collection as the perfect transition piece to ease into the warmer seasons. The jacket's design features utilitarian design elements that are translated through the tonal makeup, the construction, and the overall design. The outerwear item features a mix of fabric materials including cotton canvas across the body and soft suede leather across the spread collar. It is complete in an all-over tan color to create a versatile aesthetic.
The fit of the piece is slightly oversized and has a faded finish to evoke more of a workwear element. Additional details include the barrel single-snap cuffs, the snap tab at the hem, back shoulder gusset, and dropped shoulders. Branding details are found at the back and it is rounded out with gold tonal hardware, internal pockets, locker loop, and silky twill lining.
The fit of the piece is slightly oversized and has a faded finish to evoke more of a workwear element. Additional details include the barrel single-snap cuffs, the snap tab at the hem, back shoulder gusset, and dropped shoulders. Branding details are found at the back and it is rounded out with gold tonal hardware, internal pockets, locker loop, and silky twill lining.
Trend Themes
1. Utilitarian Fashion - Fashion industry players can explore the incorporation of workwear elements into their upcoming clothing lines to create versatile, runway-ready pieces.
2. Neutral Color Palettes - Clothing designers can explore the use of all-over, neutral color palettes to create versatile pieces that can easily transition between seasons.
3. Versatile Outerwear - Outerwear brands can create transitional pieces that blend different materials together, like cotton canvas and suede, to create versatile pieces that can be worn in a variety of settings and climates.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore the use of utilitarian design elements, faded finishes, and neutral color palettes in creating their upcoming clothing lines.
2. Outerwear - Outerwear brands can incorporate the use of different fabric materials, such as cotton canvas and suede, into their transitional pieces for added versatility and style.
3. Luxury Fashion - Luxury fashion brands can incorporate the use of gold tonal hardware and silky twill lining into their transitional pieces to create a more high-end, elevated look and feel.
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