Outerwear label Stone Island works in collaboration with Harris Tweed on creating the 'Harris Tweed Polymorphic Ice' capsule for the season. The duo works together in designing a jacket that perfectly fuses both wool and polymorphic ice together. The outerwear option is comprised of an exclusive tweed material that is constructed using a dye process that mixes together eight different colors. It is then spun into a single yarn that goes through a weaving process that creates a twill foundation.
Some other components of the jacket are its removable pockets and hood, which are all crafted from the polymorphic ice fabric material. This is created to imitate the concept hues of the woven tweed that had been spun. The Stone Island Harris Tweed Polymorphic Ice jacket is set to drop online and at Stone Island flagship stores beginning October 25th.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Polymorphic Ice Fabric
- The use of polymorphic ice fabric in jackets presents an opportunity for innovative and versatile outerwear designs.
- Exclusive Tweed Material
- The use of exclusive tweed material in jackets allows for unique color combinations and a luxurious aesthetic.
- Removable Pockets and Hood
- The incorporation of removable pockets and hood made from polymorphic ice fabric adds functionality and customization to jackets.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore the use of polymorphic ice fabric and exclusive tweed material to create innovative and stylish outerwear.
- Textile
- The textile industry can develop new dyeing processes and weaving techniques to produce exclusive tweed materials for fashion brands.
- Retail
- Retailers can offer customizable jackets with removable pockets and hood, providing customers with a unique and personalized outerwear experience.
