Retro Reversible Puffer Jackets

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Places+Faces Unveils Its Eclectic "Final Drop of the Year"

Streetwear label Places+Faces has launched its "final drop of the year," a diverse selection of retro-inspired pieces with a focus on winter-ready looks.

The new collection features a wide range of garments, including tracksuits, heavy sweaters, puffer jackets, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, and t-shirts. The new eye-catching puffers come in two versions: a two-tone jacket in teal and olive green and a reversible iteration dressed in all-black on one side and gray and khaki on the other. In addition, both puffers feature an adjustable hood and waist.

Another standout item within the collection is the full tracksuit, which is delivered in a neutral brown with Places+Faces text written in Old English font. Rounding out the capsule is a selection of graphic tees featuring retro video game-inspired illustrations.
Trend Themes
1. Retro-inspired Outerwear - Opportunity for fashion brands to revamp classic outerwear styles with a modern twist, incorporating unique color combinations and reversible designs.
2. Mix-and-match Textures - Potential for designers to experiment with the combination of contrasting textures to create visually appealing and tactile clothing pieces.
3. Retro Graphics - Opportunity for designers to incorporate retro graphics into apparel collections, inspired by classic video game illustrations and logos.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can capitalize on the popularity of retro-inspired styles and graphic designs to create unique and eye-catching apparel collections.
2. Streetwear - Streetwear labels can incorporate elements of classic outerwear to create unique and functional pieces, tailored towards a younger demographic.
3. Gaming and Entertainment - Gaming and entertainment companies can collaborate with fashion brands to incorporate retro video game-inspired graphics and designs into apparel collections, creating a crossover appeal for consumers.

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