Woolrich and Griffin Join Forces on a new Collection for FW19
References: highsnobiety
Woolrich and Griffin work in collaboration for the Fall/Winter 2019 season with a collection of sustainable outerwear designs that are ready for the outdoors. The joint effort cuts down its waste production by highlighting the water consumption as well.
They use 60% organic cotton materials along with 40% recycled nylon materials that are designed with printing methods instead of coloration to further reduce the imprint. The highlighting piece made from this process is the reversible parka that has a zipper enclosure at the sides -- it can also transform into a poncho shell as well. The duo also entirely uses recycled polyester ripstop throughout the capsule, with 40% of the fabrication gathered from 1,500 Spanish fishermen.
They use 60% organic cotton materials along with 40% recycled nylon materials that are designed with printing methods instead of coloration to further reduce the imprint. The highlighting piece made from this process is the reversible parka that has a zipper enclosure at the sides -- it can also transform into a poncho shell as well. The duo also entirely uses recycled polyester ripstop throughout the capsule, with 40% of the fabrication gathered from 1,500 Spanish fishermen.
Trend Themes
1. Organic Sustainable Outerwear - The trend of using sustainable materials and reducing waste in outerwear design is disrupting the fashion industry.
2. Collaborative Collections - Collaborations between brands in the fashion industry are offering innovative solutions to sustainability and waste reduction.
3. Recycled Materials - The use of recycled materials, such as nylon and polyester, is revolutionizing the production process in the outerwear industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from adopting sustainable practices and collaborating with other brands to produce innovative and eco-friendly collections.
2. Outdoor Apparel - Companies in the outdoor apparel industry can explore the use of organic and recycled materials to create sustainable and stylish products.
3. Textile Manufacturing - The textile manufacturing industry can focus on developing advanced printing methods for fabric design to reduce environmental impact and waste production.
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