Frankie Collective Dropped Fleece Skirts Made from North Face Jackets
Ellen Smith — December 12, 2020 — Fashion
References: frankiecollective & hypebae
Frankie Collective is a Vancouver-based streetwear brand known for creating incredibly unique collections out of re-worked clothes. The brand often drops their releases by collection, having re-purposed items from brands like Nike or Supreme.
Now, the brand is back with a winter edition, offering fleece skirts that have been re-purposed from The North Face's winter jackets. The patchwork-like skirts arrive in different colorways, including blue, beige, purple and even multi-colored. Each item was crafted from fabric sourced from vintage North Face coats, providing the pieces with a unique story. They arrive with an elastic waste for enhanced comfort, alongside fleece and nylon panelling. The pieces are now retailing on the brand's website for $90 CAD.
Image Credit: Frankie Collective
Now, the brand is back with a winter edition, offering fleece skirts that have been re-purposed from The North Face's winter jackets. The patchwork-like skirts arrive in different colorways, including blue, beige, purple and even multi-colored. Each item was crafted from fabric sourced from vintage North Face coats, providing the pieces with a unique story. They arrive with an elastic waste for enhanced comfort, alongside fleece and nylon panelling. The pieces are now retailing on the brand's website for $90 CAD.
Image Credit: Frankie Collective
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