The new Patta Fall/Winter 2018 collection recently launched and it is full of patterns that perfectly blend together traditional sportswear with contemporary styles. The collection features a range of outerwear that sits in the spotlight of the range, with standout pieces including a camel toned fleece jacket, barb wire tracksuit, dual-tone textual hoodie and a camo and skull long-sleeve shirt. Additional pieces include a red and black half-moon printed design over track pants and a polo shirt.
The seasonal range sees tees, hoodies, sweaters, crewnecks and outerwear all adorned in branding details in a variety of text sizes. The color palette sees some muted green, gray, brown, beige and blue, with some pops of red and bright yellow. Notably, some pieces are adorned in artwork done by Vincent van de Waal. The Patta Fall/Winter 2018 collection is set to drop in store locations and online beginning September 7th.
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The New Patta Fall/Winter 2018 Fuses Classic and Modern Sportswear
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