Carhartt WIP introduces a look at its new Marina campaign, which is an editorial shot by London-based photographer Theo Cottle. The range is designed for the Spring/Summer 2023 season and features a range of sartorial images that highlight the preppy silhouettes followed by technical outerwear for the warmer seasons of the year.
One of the leading pieces in the seasonal range is the Alto Jacket arriving for the first time. It boasts a lightweight and water-repellent material complete with reflective details along the front pocket and the back. This is followed by the Coastal jacket that is constructed from lightweight poplin fabric as a new angle of utilitarian sportswear. It is detailed with a packable hood and myriad zips to secure it.
Summer Workwear Sartorial Campaigns
Carhartt WIP Presents its New Marina Campaign for SS23
Trend Themes
1. Preppy Silhouettes for Warm Seasons - Opportunity for fashion and retail industries to integrate preppy designs and technical outerwear for warmer seasons, bridging the gap between style and functionality for consumers.
2. Reflective Details in Lightweight Jackets - Opportunity for outdoor apparel industry to incorporate lightweight, water-repellent materials with reflective detailing for improved safety and visibility during outdoor activities.
3. Utilitarian Sportswear with Packable Features - Opportunity for athletic and outdoor industries to innovate utilitarian sportswear by incorporating packable hoods and other convenient features for on-the-go consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion industry to design and market preppy silhouettes and technical outerwear for warm seasons.
2. Outdoor Apparel - Opportunity for outdoor apparel industry to incorporate reflective detailing in lightweight jackets for improved visibility and safety during outdoor activities.
3. Athletic and Outdoor Equipment - Opportunity for athletic and outdoor industries to innovate sportswear by incorporating packable hoods and other convenient features for on-the-go consumers.