Copenhagen-based fashion brand (di)-vision introduces its latest Reworked collection dropping for the Fall/Winter 2020 season. The seasonal pieces are reworked iterations of vintage Carhartt silhouettes to add a touch of heritage sensibilities. (di)-vision is recognized for its sustainable ethos and also functions as a design studio that solely dedicates itself to this purpose.
By fusing old garments together, the collection features reimagined silhouettes carefully designed by hand. The reworked capsule features pants, gilets, jackets, shorts, and bucket hats as well. The color palette delivers earthy hues to remain rustic and modern. The silhouette mainly spotlights a boxy fit to give it a relaxed spirit for the colder seasons of the year. One of the standout pieces in the range include the work jacket made from cotton canvas weaving complete with a spread collar.
Reworked Vintage Workwear
(di)-vision's Reworked Collection Takes Retro Pieces from Carhartt
Trend Themes
1. Reworked Vintage Workwear - The trend of reworking vintage workwear pieces to add a touch of heritage sensibilities presents opportunities for sustainable fashion brands to create unique and environmentally-friendly clothing.
2. Heritage Silhouettes - The trend of incorporating heritage silhouettes into modern designs provides opportunities for fashion designers to create nostalgic yet contemporary clothing collections.
3. Rustic Color Palette - The trend of using earthy hues in clothing collections offers opportunities for brands to create rustic and natural-looking garments.
Industry Implications
1. Sustainable Fashion - The sustainable fashion industry can take advantage of the trend of reworking vintage workwear to create unique and eco-friendly clothing options.
2. Fashion Design - The fashion design industry can benefit from the trend of incorporating heritage silhouettes, allowing designers to create nostalgic yet contemporary clothing collections.
3. Textile and Fabric - The textile and fabric industry can tap into the trend of using earthy hues, offering a wide range of rustic and natural-looking materials for clothing brands.