MR PORTER works in collaboration with Stone Island on an exclusive outerwear collection designed for the Spring/Summer 2020 season. The joint effort highlights beyond outerwear silhouettes with the inclusion of knitwear and trousers ax well, with the spotlight shining on Stone Island's progressive fabrication.
The standout fabrication that is used in the capsule is David-TC, which is used to make up the outerwear and the trousers. The Japanese fabric is also dyed to ensure that it compresses the heat whilst retaining the softness of the fabric. It also gives the finish a water-resisting coat and an anti-drop coat as well. The color palette features three main tones of 'Cream,' 'Charcoal,' and 'Blush Pink.'
Image Credit: MR PORTER
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Progressive Fabrication in Fashion
- The use of progressive fabric in fashion presents opportunities for innovative and high-performance garments.
- Collaborative Capsule Collections
- Collaborative projects between fashion brands can lead to unique and exclusive collections that cater to specific target markets.
- Japanese Fabric Technology
- The integration of Japanese fabric technology in fashion opens up possibilities for enhanced functionality and durability.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can explore partnerships with designers to create exclusive capsule collections that appeal to their customers.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Textile manufacturers can invest in developing progressive fabrics that offer superior performance and innovative features.
- Fashion Technology
- Fashion tech companies can incorporate Japanese fabric technology into their wearable products to provide advanced functionalities and user experiences.
