The founder of 424, Guillermo Andrade, initiates a three-way collaboration with Slam Jam and Alpha Industries. The three streetwear brands join forces in crafting a series of garments inspired by military aesthetics. Andrade designs the entire capsule filled with militaristic pieces that range from outerwear, helmet bags, and ripped trousers.
A standout piece from the collaborative collection is the kimono -- it has a patchwork designs expressed through the materials and colors. Other notable items from Guillermo Andrade's collaborative work are the deck jacket, parka, and field jacket. The entire line is coated with an army green color palette, and details include the incorporation of the anarchy symbol as well as the iconic red armband from 424. The full collection is available in stores and online.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Military-inspired Streetwear
- Opportunity for brands to collaborate and create unique clothing lines inspired by military aesthetics.
- Patchwork Designs
- Potential for designers to experiment with patchwork patterns and materials in their collections.
- Incorporating Symbols and Icons
- Opportunity for brands to incorporate symbolic elements into their designs, adding a unique touch to their garments.
Sectors Adopting This
- Streetwear
- Streetwear brands can explore innovative collaborations to create unique and appealing collections.
- Fashion Design
- Designers can experiment with patchwork designs and unconventional materials in their creations.
- Clothing Retail
- Retailers can stock and promote military-inspired streetwear collections, catering to the demand for unique and edgy fashion.
