The new maharishi Spring 2023 collection is designed with a focus on the 90s, celebrating retro design themes through militaristic looks. The UK-based fashion imprint highlights items including the classic Snopants that are classic to its design language.
The silhouette gets a Thai handcrafted design language that is offset by technical cloths including the Swiss-woven Ventile Eco Hemp woven along with NYCO, high-performing Polartec, and Japanese-woven MIL-SPEC cotton/nylon by Cordura. The color palette retains its military theme with green, deep blues, greys, and more. The company is known for its intricate embroidery craftsmanship and that can be seen throughout the range along with additional graphics that follow the same militaristic theme. Some notable prints include the Bonsai Forest and water pattern.
Image Credit: maharishi, Rory Griffin
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro Militaristic Designs
- Designing fashion with a focus on retro militaristic looks can attract a clientele interested in vintage styling while providing a disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Sustainability in Technical Cloth
- Incorporating eco-friendly technical cloths such as Swiss-woven Ventile Eco Hemp and Polartec can provide disruptive innovation opportunities for sustainable fashion.
- Craftsmanship Embroidery
- Intricate embroidery craftsmanship can create a unique and personalized touch to fashion collections, providing a disruptive innovation opportunity for exclusive apparel.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can incorporate retro militaristic designs, sustainable technical cloths, and intricate embroidery craftsmanship to provide an exclusive experience.
- Textile Industry
- The textile industry can focus on manufacturing eco-friendly technical cloths to meet the need for sustainable clothing and accessories.
- Handcrafted Industry
- The handcrafted industry can take inspiration from Thai handcrafted design language to add traditional and cultural value to fashion collections.
