Daphne Tay Liyun // Disconnect to Connect by Northumbria

DISCONNECT TO CONNECT TREND BOOK

CONTENT PAGE Introduction

01 - 02

Modern Nomad Interview with Michiel Pieters Trend 1 moodboard & colour chips Technical drawings with colour examples

05 - 12 15 - 18 21 - 32

Fixed Gear Escapism Interview with Mafteem Farshad Trend 2 moodboard & colour chips Technical drawings with colour examples

33 - 40 43 - 46 49 - 60

City Explorer Interview with Fiona Finn Teo Trend 3 Moodboard & colour chips Technical drawings with colour examples

61 - 68 71 - 74 77 - 88

Label design and placement References and credits

91 - 92 93

Done by: Daphne Tay Liyun

The quintessence of the outdoor industry, built from within, has always thrived on the great adventures, pushed limits and shared interests of an intimate community of passionate enthusiasts. While this spirit lives on for some in the next generation of outdoor participants, there are many who choose far more simple and diverse ways to love the outdoors and engage in it. The world is changing quickly, and with it, the way outdoor consumers engage in their activities changes as well. In this fast paced society, consumers are looking for other activities to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, disconnecting with technology to connect with oneself. Travelling around the globe in search for a different environment, is one of the main trends these days. This trend booklet guides on 3 diversely different consumers who travel to do what they love. The colour and moodboards are inspired by photographers who travel around the world. Likewise for the design aspects; which are inspired from the interviews. All of which supports the choice of colours and design aspects of technical jackets.

DISCONNECT TO CONNECT

MODERN NOMAD

FIXED GEAR ESCAPISM

CITY EXPLORER

MOTIONLESS OBSERVATIONS COLOUR TREND 1

INDUSTRIAL REALISM COLOUR TREND 2

DYSTOPIA COLOUR TREND 3

DISCONNECT TO CONNECT

MODERN NOMAD

When youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re traveling, you are what you are, right there and then. People donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have your past to hold against you. No yesterdays on the road. William Least Heat-Moon

MICHIEL PIETERS

Known as the photographer behind Arternativeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lookbook in Antwerp and Highsnobietyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s snobshots, Belgium based photographer Michiel Pieters talks about his road trip in New Zealand and what inspires him.

Photography by Michiel Pieters

Give a little introduction of yourself! I’m Michiel Pieters, based in Belgium and 24 years old. I graduated as an engineer 3 years ago and have been working ever since. In the little time I have left I try to practise my hobbies which are football, photography and my girlfriend. How did planning for your road trip in New Zealand come about? Me and my best friend, Yvo, we’re always talking about doing something. Seeing the world and getting out of our comfort zone was really important for us. Meeting new people, who inspire me, makes me believe I could pursue my own goals and dreams. It is known that you are still working a little bit a while back in Auckland, how do you feel about mixing work with pleasure? I took a lot of photos back in Auckland, but I can’t say that felt like working. I enjoy taking photos a lot, and I really hope I can achieve something with that, eventually. Would you like to describe and share any of your favourite moments during your time of travel so far? Driving through the mountains on our way to the Pancake rocks on the west coast of the south island of New Zealand. It was dark, there weren’t any other cars and my favorite album was playing (Mac Miller - Macadelic). At that point I felt one with myself, we (Yvo and I) were discussing ideas and I had an endless source of inspiration. Felt as if I could take on the world. How important is the experience compared to the final destination? Well there is no final destination here. There’s just stuff I want to see. But it’s all about the experience. We learn every day. I enjoy seeing the mountains as much as going to bed with a beer and some chips, with a view on a lake. Do you plan to achieve anything at the end of it all? I’ve met a lot of people, which feels like an achievement already. I feel as a few of them will play a part of my future. Big or small. And definitely spiritual, I feel a lot more creative here. I feel as I’m inspiring others through social media. A feeling I can’t describe. What inspires you most at the current moment? What do you do when you feel uninspired? Currently, nature and music inspire me. When I’m uninspired, I try to look at other photos. Scroll on tumblr and you’ll find so many great photos. But I have to admit, there are moments I really feel as if I’m stuck. When I finish work, and I’m just sitting at home, not able to do something. Those are the worst moments. How would you see yourself 5 years down the road? I hope to have made a name as a photographer. To the point where brands contact me and I’m free to choose a location for a lookbook. Maybe even bigger. But I’m realistic: there are heaps of better photographers so I still have to catch them up first.

If you want something, go get it. Period. Chris Gardner

COLOUR BOARD TREND 1

Photography by: Iveta Vaivode

MOTIONLESS OBSERVATIONS COLOUR TREND 1 This trend was evoked from Iveta Vaivodeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s photography, focusing on constant self reminders to stop and appreciate the natural beauty in the world. As time passes, we tend to forget what is around them; especially nature. Colour textures chosen for this moodboard is inspired by nature through the inquisitive eyes of a child.

Key words: Organic elements Renewal Proliferation Free spirited Survival cycle

Moodboard: Motionless Observations

MENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

WOMENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

DESIGN EXAMPLES MODERN NOMAD DESIGN INSPIRATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE M-65 FIELD JACKET. RUGGED LOOK AND DESIGN DETAILS WERE MIXED TOGETHER WITH A PARKA SILHOUETTE, OVERSIZED FIT ALLOWS WEARER TO LAYER MORE INSIDE WITH EASE.

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HMN-001

MEN’S ASYMMETRIC EXPLORER PARKA 1

PERTEX® Shield

A B

D C1 G E C2

Hidden zip behind asymmetric front, ends above bottom hem

Adjustable waist and bottom

Expandable pockets, more storage function

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc AquaGuard® coil zipper

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

Sturdy external hood, starts just below chin, V-shape Hood visor stiffened with wire

COMMENTS

External pocket flap, hidden inner layer pockets

1)Oversized fit for easy wearing and comfort, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers used

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HMN-002

MEN’S EXPLORER PARKA 2

PERTEX® Shield F

C A B D1

Expandable chest and waist pockets, more storage function

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc AquaGuard® coil zipper

Centre front weather proof velcro flap, YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper underneath

Adjustable waist and bottom from inside the jacket

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

Sturdy external hood, full adjustable to fit head/head wear

COMMENTS 1)Oversized fit for easy wearing and comfort, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HMN-003

MEN’S ASYMMETRIC EXPLORER PARKA 3

PERTEX® Shield G

A C D B

F E2

Angular chest zip pockets, waterproof zips

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc YKK AquaGuard® coil zippers

Bottom pockets with external velcro flaps, hidden YKK AquaGuard® coil zippers

Centre front weather proof velcro flap, YKK matte AquaGuard® zip underneath

Adjustable waist and bottom from inside the jacket

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

COMMENTS

Sturdy external hood, full adjustable to fit head/head wear

1)Oversized fit for easy wearing and comfort, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FMN-004

WOMEN’S ASYMMETRIC EXPLORER PARKA 1

PERTEX® Shield F1 F2

A D

C1 G

E C2

Hidden YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper behind asymmetric front, ends above bottom hem

Adjustable waist and bottom from inside the jacket

Expandable right chest pocket, more storage function

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

Sturdy external hood, starts just below chin, V-shape Hood visor stiffened with wire

COMMENTS

External pocket flap, hidden inner layer pockets

1) Broader shoulder area for oversized fit and easy wearing, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FMN-005

WOMEN’S EXPLORER PARKA 2

PERTEX® Shield F

C A1 B D1 A2

E D2

Expandable chest and waist pockets, more storage function

Centre front weather proof velcro flap, YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper underneath

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Adjustable waist and bottom from inside the jacket

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

Sturdy external hood, full adjustable to fit head/head wear

COMMENTS 1) Fitted silhouette, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FMN-006

WOMEN’S EXPLORER PARKA 3

PERTEX® Shield G

D A1

A2 C E1 B F

Right inner chest zip pockets,YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper Expandable left chest pocket, more storage function

Left arm pocket for other storage eg. pens, keys etc YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Bottom pockets with external velcro flaps, hidden inner zip

Centre front weatherproof velcro flap, YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper underneath

Adjustable waist and bottom from inside the jacket

Adjustable velcro cuff to suit wearer’s wrist

COMMENTS

Sturdy external hood, full adjustable to fit head/head wear

1) Fitted silhouette, fish tail hem details 2) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COLOUR EXAMPLES

FIXED GEAR ESCAPISM

It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best. Ernest Hemingway

MAFTEEM FARSHAD

Fixie Fixie enthusiast enthusiast Mafteem Mafteem from from URBANFIXED URBANFIXED Singapore, Singapore, talks talks about about his his first first Europe Europe trip trip on on wheels wheels and and what what he he learned learned about about travelling travelling outside outside his his comfort comfort zone. zone.

Photography by Daphne Tay Vivitar Ultra, 35mm film Point and shoot, digital enhancement

Give a little introduction of yourself! I’m Mafteem Farshad from Singapore, turning 25 this year. Currently juggling full time work and part time degree. I have an undying passion for 2 wheel sports, especially fixed gear riding and cyclocross. What ignited your interest in urban cycling? First and foremost, I didn’t like cycling as I had this fear of actually getting into an accident but once I get on my bicycle, I would feel the andrenaline. It started with the fixed gear bicycle as it won’t stop, hence it takes me further to places I didn’t think I could venture physically. A fixed gear bike rotates the rear wheel gear with the crank hence a single gear. If you really need to stop, you will require to skid. Recently, you’ve had a trip to Paris and you brought your bike over, how did you plan your route around? The trip came about as a random remark from my polytechnic friend when we were in Bali. Over time we started planning our routes and ideas and I wanted it to be a unique trip as many people would backpack around as their graduation trip. I decided cycling around would give us the chance to explore and discover more, therefore we planned our route in such a way that we are making it a round trip with the least cost incurred. Did you travel anywhere else other than just Paris itself? As my sister is taking her masters in London, my friend and I decided to start in Paris first. Then we travelled to Brussels, Belgium. Followed by Dusseldorf, Germany before making our way to London by cruise (another unique way of travelling we figured). We also spent a few days in Amsterdam, Holland. Describe some of your favourite moments during your trip. I would say the most exciting part of the trip was when we got lost riding in each city. It took us to places unknown. It was a scary feeling but turned out to be hilarious as well. Being in Singapore, our form of “nature riding” would be only by the beach apart from the urban areas. During our trip, we managed to cycle around mountains, farms and even in some malls as europe as a whole is cycle friendly. All this was new to us and was certainly enjoyable especially the breathtaking views. Did you face any difficulties while on the road? The first part of the difficulty was the transition of climate. It was our first time in a cold country, we were shivering badly when we got out of the airport in Paris. Next would be carrying our bikes around in the bicycle bag. The load was heavy and it killed our shoulders. During our first day in Paris, my friend suffered a flat tire when we were at the Eiffel Tower. We had our spare tubes but we forgot about the pump. It was during night time, and there wasn’t any bicycle shops near the area and hence we had to push our bikes all the way back. It was a good 5 kilometre walk to where we stayed. Apart from this, I didn’t bring enough clothing to layer up. It got so bad that we had to stay at cafes for a few hours to use their heater. As a Singaporean, we are so used to being on time and as such, we missed our train to Brussels by a minute as we didnt know we had to change our vouchers for tickets. Where else would you like to travel with your bike? I would like to travel to the Alps to test my physical endurance and be awed by the majestic view. Any advice for anyone who intends to travel like you do? Bringing your own bike is a good idea once you get the hang of travelling across cities. It will make you explore and discover places you’ve never heard of before. The thrill of getting lost is something money cant buy.

Oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s destination is never a place but a new way of seeing things. Henry Miller

COLOUR BOARD TREND 2

Photography by: Robert Hardingh Pittman

INDUSTRIAL REALISM COLOUR TREND 2 This trend was evoked from Robert Hardingh Pittman â&#x20AC;&#x153;Anonymizationâ&#x20AC;? photography. The focus behind his work was to show that with an anonymous type of development comes the destruction of the environment. As we revolutionise, we begin to lose our understanding of what is deemed to be natural. Colour textures taken for the moodboard is inspired by old materials left abandoned from old constructions around the city.

Key words: Mixed dimensions Wear and tear Metallics Industrial Strength

Moodboard: Industrial Realism

MENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

WOMENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

DESIGN EXAMPLES FIXED GEAR ESCAPISM DESIGN INSPIRATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE ERGONOMIC FIT OF THE HUMAN BODY. SLIM SILHOUETTE AND LIGHTWEIGHT DETAILS WERE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION, WITH VARIOUS STITCHING SECTIONS TO ENHANCE THE LOOK OF THE WEARER’S BODY.

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HUC-010

MEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 1

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining E1

C D

G A

COMMENTS

Pocket edges held with tack. YKK AQUASEAL® zipper hidden underneath external pocket layer

Adjustable scallop cuff

Left and right napoleon ventilator chest pockets, external YKK AQUASEAL® zipper

Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood Internal bottom back pocket to suit wearer’s helmet Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for small bike locks Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute 1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams 49

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HUC-011

MEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 2

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining E1

C1 C2 B

COMMENTS

1) External chest pockets with YKK AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Pocket edges held with tack. YKK AQUASEAL® zipper hidden underneath external pocket layer

1) Adjustable scallop cuff 2) Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc

Internal bottom back pocket Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for small bike locks

Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood Free moving sleeve design to suit wearer’s helmet

1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams 51

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HUC-012

MEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 3

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining B1

A1 A2

C2 D F

COMMENTS

1 & 3) Left chest and bottom velcro pockets with weather proof flaps, Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood to bottom left pocket with an extra storage pocket with YKK suit wearer’s helmet AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Right chest napoleon zip pocket, YKK AQUASEAL® zipper

1) Adjustable scallop cuff 2) Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc

Internal bottom back pocket Dropped sleeve line for less restrictions from back and front Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for bike locks 1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams 53

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FUC-007

WOMEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 1

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining A1

C D1 D2

G E

Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood to Left and right chest napoleon ventilator pockets, external YKK suit wearer’s helmet AQUASEAL® zipper

Slanted hip zip pockets, YKK AQUASEAL® zipper

1) Adjustable scallop cuff 2) Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Lowered back hem line for fuller bottom cover, elastic and adjustable to fit women with wider hips

Internal bottom back pocket Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for bike locks

COMMENTS

Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute 1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams 55

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FUC-008

WOMEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 2

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining A1

B2 C1 C2 A2

D E

Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood to 1) Right chest napoleon ventilator pockets, external YKK suit wearer’s helmet AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Slanted hip zip pockets, YKK AQUASEAL® zipper

1) Adjustable scallop cuff 2) Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc

Lowered back hem line for fuller bottom cover, elastic and adjustable to fit women with wider hips

Internal bottom back pocket Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for bike locks

COMMENTS 1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FUC-009

WOMEN’S URBAN BIKE JACKET 3

TOYOTA INSULATED SOFT SHELL Schoeller C-Change membrane lining A1

B2 C1 C2 D

Adjustable space hood, whole head adjustment from back of hood to 1 & 2) Laminated left chest and both waist pockets, external YKK suit wearer’s helmet AQUASEAL® zipper 3) Right chest napoleon ventilator pockets, external YKK AQUASEAL® zipper

1) Adjustable scallop cuff 2) Thumb loop stitched from the inside, keeps wind out from wrist area during riding

Right sleeve card holder, easy accessibility during wearer’s commute eg. bus card, coins, train travel tickets etc

Lowered back hem line for fuller bottom cover, elastic and adjustable to fit women with wider hips

Internal bottom back pocket Sturdy for long distance travelling, can act as a storage pocket for bike locks

COMMENTS 1) YKK AQUASEAL® zipper 2) Ergonomic fit 3) Reflective seams

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CITY EXPLORER

Half the fun of the travel is the aesthetic of lostness. Ray Bradbury

FIONA FINN TEO

Film graduate Fiona Teo from Londonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s MET film school shares about her life and travels around various cities and her experiences that help her grow as an aspiring film maker.

Photography by Daphne Tay Canon AE-1, 35mm film Samsung note edge camera Cross processed, digital enhancement

Give a little introduction of yourself! Hello. I’m Fiona Finn Teo from Singapore and I dabble in many things. I’m currently a freelance camera assistant in the film and TV industry, DJ every Saturday night at a little pub and I currently reside in Central London. What ignited your passion for film making? I’ve always been a big fan of films since I was a kid, but my interest in film making peaked when I dated a film student quite a while back. Watching films with him used to be annoying because he analysed them on the spot in the cinema, but it soon got me intrigued with all the behind-the-scenes and interviews. I bet I’m that same person to my other friends now. Just last year, you graduated from MET Film School in London and have then gone on to work on a few great projects, like a Bollywood feature and a music video with Madeon and Kyan, just to name a few. How does it feel like with all these different experiences? They were absolutely amazing experiences! I’ve travelled to various cities, climbed a black mountain in Wales carrying filming gear, lived by the sea, watched a Jeep explode into flames, and many more crazy things. To be honest, I have been pretty lucky with my jobs since graduation. There is such a thing as meeting/speaking to the right people, at the right place and the right time. Have you travelled anywhere with the crew for any film projects recently? The last time I travelled outside London with a film crew was for a music video for Laurel (http://www.soundcloud.com/classiclaurel). Lovely, talented young girl. We went to Bristol for 2 days, filmed on the beach and in an aquarium, then came back to London on the last day and did some underwater shots in a wave pool in Woolwich. Describe some of your favourite moments during your trip. Bristol is a beautiful place. Filming on the beach at night looked surreal on camera and it was really, really cold. Filming underwater was pretty cool as well! I didn’t go under though, was just cable bashing and took over focus pulling when the focus puller had to step off set. So, you mentioned DJing? Yeah, music has been my fuel for everything in life since forever. I used to dance, and made remixes and mashups for the routines my friends and I were learning and/or choreographing. I made my first mixtape using Audacity and manually beat-matching my tracks (ghetto-tech for the win!). I attended the FFF Girl DJ Bootcamp in Singapore in 2011, where I picked up the proper technical skills for DJing. It basically went on from there. Have you travelled anywhere else to DJ? I’ve recently visited home for Chinese New Year, and I played for an ATTAGIRL! event (http://www.facebook.com/attagirlparty), which is an all-girl DJ community that puts current and upcoming female DJ acts in the spotlight. Now I’m a resident DJ at a pub in Euston called The Rocket, so I guess I’ll leave it up to people to decide which one’s considered “travelling to DJ”. What are your plans for the future? I’d like to travel the world eventually, where I would work for my expenses. I could teach, work in a farm, whatever. My mother has always told me to be someone who is useful and contributes to the society. I believe I would be doing just that by imparting my knowledge to the less fortunate, and immerse myself in their culture to learn from them in return. Any life advice for anyone who are thinking of travelling around for their passion? “Follow Your Dreams” is too vague. You need to chase it. Work hard. Play hard. It’s never easy, so hang tight! I saw this quote on a cubicle door in a pub toilet the other day (yeah, silly philosophers in London) and it’s probably going to stick with me for a while: “It will all be OK in the end. If it’s not OK, then it’s not the end!”

He who lives sees much. He who travels sees more. Arab Proverb

COLOUR BOARD TREND 3

Photography by: Reginald van de velde

DYSTOPIA COLOUR TREND 3 This trend was evoked from Reginald van de veldeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Vacant histories photography. The focus behind his work is the reflection of a forsaken society. As we now live in an age of digital and technological overload, somehow we face dehumanisation and social neglect. Colour textures taken for the moodboard was inspired by the depreciation of worn out concrete walls and floorings in abandoned houses which now lay domant and unseen.

Key words: Old and new Minimal Concrete character Depreciated Unbounded

Moodboard: Dystopia

MENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

WOMENS

Please note: Digital colours are not accurate Do refer to trend booklet for painted colour chips.

DESIGN EXAMPLES CITY EXPLORER DESIGN INSPIRATION TAKEN FROM CLASSIC STREAMLINE FISHING JACKETS. OUTDOOR LOOK AND DESIGN DETAILS WERE MIXED TOGETHER WITH A TAILORED SILHOUETTE, PROTECTING WEARER FROM THE ELEMENTS IN BOTH CITY AND NON-CITY ENVIRONMENT.

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HCD-016

MEN’S CITY DWELLING JACKET 1

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Wool blend pattern A1 B C D

COMMENTS

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Laminated zip line chest pocket front, hidden YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Waisted pockets, hidden inner pockets with external weatherproof pocket flaps with velcro, YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Centre front zip, YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

Hidden inner chest pocket to hold travel documents/passport etc

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers 2) Tailored fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HCD-017

MEN’S CITY DWELLING JACKET 2

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Wool blend pattern A1 B C D

COMMENTS

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Parallel internal chest pockets, external YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

External waist pockets with buttoned flaps

Centre front YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

Hidden Inner chest pocket to hold travel documents/passport etc

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers 2) Tailored fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

HCD-018

MEN’S CITY DWELLING ANORAK JACKET 3

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Denim pattern A1 B C

COMMENTS

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Left arm pocket with velcro weatherproof flap

Wider bottom and oversized fit for easier wearing

Centre front YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Oversized patch front pocket with velcro weatherproof flap

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper 2) Oversized fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FCD-013

WOMEN’S CITY DWELLING JACKET 1

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Denim pattern A1 B C D

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Centre front YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Inner chest pocket to hold travel documents/passport etc

Laminated zip line chest pocket front, hidden YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

COMMENTS

Waisted pockets, hidden inner pockets with external weatherproof pocket flaps with velcro, hiddenYKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers 2) Tailored fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FCD-014

WOMEN’S CITY DWELLING JACKET 2

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Denim pattern A1 B C D

COMMENTS

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Parallel internal chest pockets, external YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers

External waist pockets with buttoned flaps

Hidden YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper, with centre front weather proof velcro flap

Hidden Inner chest pocket to hold travel documents/passport etc

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zippers 2) Tailored fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

CODE

DESCRIPTION

FABRIC

FCD-015

WOMEN’S CITY DWELLING ANORAK JACKET 3

Schoeller®-naturetec soft shell fabric Denim pattern A1 B

COMMENTS

Heavy weighted casual hood, oversized fit over head

Oversized patch front pocket with velcro weatherproof flap

Centre front YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper

Wider bottom and oversized fit for easier wearing

1) YKK matte AquaGuard® zipper 2) Oversized fit

COLOUR EXAMPLES

LABEL DESIGN

LABEL PLACEMENT EXAMPLE

Simple, visible logo from the left side of all jackets. Montaneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s easy and unique logo provides instant and powerful brand recognition of the business and the products offered on the market.

MONTANE LABEL EMBROIDERY EXAMPLE

LABEL DIMENSIONS 6CM

2CM

0.5CM STITCH ALLOWANCE

FOLDING LINE

0.5CM STITCH ALLOWANCE

FABRICS AND ZIPPERS REFERENCES: Ltd., F. (2015) Schoeller Fabric Collection Summer 2016 - Impressive looks and cool wool. [Online]. 2015. Made-to-measure-suits.bgfashion.net. Available at: http://made-to-measure-suits.bgfashion. net/article/9668/55/Schoeller-Fabric-Collection-Summer-2016-Impressive-looks-and-cool-wool. (Accessed: 17 April 2015). Polartec.com, (2015) Polartec Fabrics | Impossible Made Possible. [Online]. 2015. Available at: http://polartec.com/. (Accessed: 17 April 2015). Schoeller-textiles.com, (2015) Schoeller Textiles AG - textiles and fabrics made in Switzerland: schoeller. [Online]. 2015. Available at: http://www.schoeller-textiles.com/. (Accessed: 17 April 2015). Ykkfastening.com, (2015) VISLON® Zipper/Zipper / YKK FASTENING PRODUCTS GROUP. [Online]. 2015. Available at: http://www.ykkfastening.com/products/zipper/vislon_zipper/. (Accessed: 17 April 2015).

TREND COLOURS INSPIRATION RESEARCH: Motionless Observations - Iveta Vaivode Garrett, J. (2014) Charming Photos Capture Life in a Tiny Latvian Village - Feature Shoot. [Online]. 2014. Feature Shoot. Available at: http://www.featureshoot.com/2014/02/iveta-vaivode/. (Accessed: 10 March 2015). Industrial Realism - Robert Harding Pittman Metalocus.es, (2015) Anonymization by Robert Harding Pittman at La Fábrica. | METALOCUS. [Online]. 2015. Available at: http://www.metalocus.es/content/en/blog/anonymization-robert-harding-pittman-la-f%C3%A1brica. (Accessed: 10 March 2015). Dystopia - Reginald Van de Velde Dodho Magazine, (2014) Dystopia by Reginald Van de Velde |Photography|. [Online]. 2014. Available at: http://www.dodho.com/dystopia-reginald-van-de-velde/. (Accessed: 10 March 2015).

INTERVIEW WITH MICHIEL PIETERS Photography credits to: Michiel Pieters - http://bckpckd.tumblr.com/

2015