The collection features a mix of re-worked denim jackets with exclusive patches, layered denim shirts and T-shirts with iconic Bob Marley iconography.
The denim design contest asked creatives to embrace their cultural roots while keeping an eye on sustainability.
A liquid is added to the softener to provide a self-sanitizing and germ-resistant surface.
The beloved fabric was all over the runways, and seems very right for the coronavirus-defined moment.
The collection is designed through a streetwear lens for women, men and kids.
The capsule will launch at retail in late April.
The denim label, born from the 59-year-old Japanese company, relaunches its web site and new direction led by Kathy Kweon and Catherine Ryu.
The company launched e-commerce last November and has started ramping up a bigger social media presence.
A new booth at the trade show was FiberTrace, a technology embedding traceable pigments in fabric to track each step of the supply chain.
The collection features jeans, graphic Ts and color-blocked jackets with a Nineties aesthetic.
The “Destination Denim” event will kick off in Berlin on Oct. 24 with a live performance by Rita Ora and will have an online extension.
The men’s, women’s and children’s line will include jeans and complementary items.
The pop-up is part of Hilfiger’s new retail strategy in North America that meets next-gen consumers where they are.
The capsule is designed with body inclusivity in mind, and offers denim, skirts, jumpsuits, tops and bodysuits.