Stone Island recently unveiled its Shadow Project collection for the Fall/Winter 2019 season and it features elevated fabrication and technical designs for the colder weather. The range boasts an overall minimal design and highlights innovative fabrication such as the dual grid nylon.
It is a dual-layered fabric that has been garment dyed, blending together rip-stop polyurethane with another layer of rip-stop nylon to deliver an industrial finish. Additional fabric updates include the SPM Chine, which is a special rip-stop blend that features polyester and wool that has a glitchy graphic specifically designed for the Fall/Winter 2019 season. A notable piece from the capsule is the slip-on boots made from leather materials and feature a contrasting print design at the front.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimal Technical Fashion
- Brands can explore using elevated fabrication and technical designs for simple yet innovative designs.
- Dual-layer Fabrics
- The use of dual-layered fabrics that combine different materials for a unique finish can stand out in the market for fashion and industrial products.
- Glitchy Graphics on Fabrics
- Designing glitchy graphic textures on fabrics can create unique and innovative designs in the fashion industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can utilize technical and elevated fabrication designs to stand out in the market.
- Industrial Materials
- Companies can explore the use of dual-layered fabrics for industrial products that require durability and innovation.
- Footwear
- Shoe companies can experiment with contrasting print designs on slip-on boots to create unique and trendy designs for consumers.
