PEACE AND AFTER follows up its recent collaborative project alongside Kosuke Kawamura with a collection of embroidered logo caps for the warmer seasons. The headwear is offered in three colorway options that are rooted in a base foundation of black before it is treated with a washed out effect to give it a worn in visual.
The bases are constructed from a blend of canvas materials for some breathable sensibilities during the warmer weather. The embroidery accents are informed by three hues of either Neon Green, White, or Orange to contrast against the dark base in a three dimensional way. The front of the caps feature the embroidery with an additional peace sign on the left side of the hat.
Minimally Embroidered Caps
PEACE AND AFTER Introduces a Capsule of Logo Caps for SS20
Trend Themes
1. Embroidered Logo Caps - Opportunity to create unique and personalized accessories by incorporating embroidered logos onto caps.
2. Washed Out Effect - Opportunity to explore the trend of distressed and worn-in visuals in various industries, such as fashion and home decor.
3. Three Dimensional Embroidery - Opportunity to innovate in the field of embroidery by incorporating three-dimensional elements for a more visually striking effect.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion brands can incorporate embroidered logo caps with unique designs to cater to the growing demand for personalized accessories.
2. Home Decor Industry - Home decor brands can experiment with washed out effects to create a rustic and vintage aesthetic for their products.
3. Textile Industry - Textile manufacturers can explore the use of three dimensional embroidery techniques to add depth and texture to their fabrics.