Stone Island is debuting a new ‘Prototype Research_Series 06’ fishtail parka, and ahead of its release, the brand has unveiled a closer look at the limited edition outerwear offering. The jacket uses dévoré printing with “stretch broken” technology and Kevlar filament, giving the coat extra durability and thermal stability. “Stretch broken” technology creates a fine yarn that is then covered in cotton. Dévoré printing allows the yarn to be disintegrated, resulting in an all-over pattern that showcases the Kevlar’s core.
The jacket will be produced in limited quantities of only 100 pieces. Consumers and streetwear fanatics can look to the Stone Island brand for quality, durability, and experimental fashion. Stone Island’s ‘Prototype Research_Series 06’ fishtail parka is releasing on Jul 12, 2022, via the brand's website.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Dévoré Printing in Fashion
- There is an opportunity to experiment with dévoré printing technology to create durable and unique patterns in fashion.
- Stretch Broken Technology in Fashion
- Using stretch broken technology to create fine yarn covered in cotton allows for more innovative and resilient fabric in fashion products.
- Limited Edition Streetwear
- Limited edition streetwear options can generate excitement among consumers and create a sense of exclusivity and demand for the product.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry has the opportunity to incorporate dévoré printing and stretch broken technology to create durable and unique clothing items with more innovation and resilience.
- Textile Industry
- The textile industry can explore dévoré printing and stretch broken technology for producing more innovative and durable fabrics.
- Streetwear Industry
- Streetwear industry can incorporate limited edition options with unique and experimental design elements to generate more excitement and exclusivity among the consumers.
