Fiskars is Debuting Its First-ever 11-Piece Clothing Line
Kalina Nedelcheva — January 20, 2020 — Fashion
References: fiskars.eu & dezeen
Garden-wear that is worthy of recognition as part of the contemporary streetwear movement is becoming more prominent, especially with this 11-piece collection that was designed by Maria Korkeila — a graduate of the Aalto University, for Fiskars, which is a tool manufacturer with Finnish heritage.
The ultra-slick garden-wear clothing range combines the principles of aesthetics and functionality. The silhouettes are meant to be genderless and to service a multitude of functions. In addition, the garden-wear capsule relies on a vibrant and bold color palette that injects attitude and draws attention. The design interplay in the clothing is also meant to supplement the appearance of some of Fiskars' gardening tools. In fact, when designing the garden-ware collection, Korkeila focused on translating Friskars' "polished, streamlined and highly functional" demeanor into the clothing.
Image Credit: Dezeen
The ultra-slick garden-wear clothing range combines the principles of aesthetics and functionality. The silhouettes are meant to be genderless and to service a multitude of functions. In addition, the garden-wear capsule relies on a vibrant and bold color palette that injects attitude and draws attention. The design interplay in the clothing is also meant to supplement the appearance of some of Fiskars' gardening tools. In fact, when designing the garden-ware collection, Korkeila focused on translating Friskars' "polished, streamlined and highly functional" demeanor into the clothing.
Image Credit: Dezeen
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