The new uniform experiment collection boasts a variety of different patterns, which are often paired together to create a highly original look.
For example, one jacket includes a classic leopard print on the exterior, but the interior features a combination of light green and dark purple hues, which create a unique design that contrasts with the leopard print in a complementary fashion. Another jacket does this similarly, however its exterior is camouflage while its interior is marked by a more simple leopard pattern than what was used for the previously mentioned jacket. This pattern is included on the upper half of the back of the jacket as well -- making for a clean contrast that's not usually seen.
In addition to these pieces, the new uniform experiment collection includes pants with stripes down the legs, fishing vests, crewnecks, hats and even phone cases.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Pattern-mixing Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing designers to experiment with unconventional combinations of patterns in their pieces
- Customizable Interiors
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for designers to offer customizable interior patterns in clothes
- Patterned Phone Cases
- Opportunity for designers to expand their product offerings to phone accessories and incorporate unique patterns
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- New collection presents opportunity to explore ways to incorporate unconventional pattern pairings and customization options in apparel lines
- Accessories Industry
- Opportunity for designers to expand product lines to accessories, including phone cases, featuring unique and bold patterns
- Design Industry
- Opportunity for graphic designers to collaborate with clothing designers to create custom patterns for interiors of clothing
