Focus on Urban Wear Fallowfield
PENCARRIE Styles that refuse to go out of fashion
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On-trend and must-have headwear B676
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n-trend and retail ready, Beechfieldʼs collection of sumptuous heavy ribbed knits, heritage colourways and contemporary profiles combines the perfect blend of cutting edge fashion and practicality. Brand new for 2018, the Spacer Marl Stretch-Fit Cap (B676) is a classic design with an uber modern twist. Dual decoration opportunities thanks to its closed back construction, along with a TearAway label, perfect for re-branding, add to its appeal. The spacer pattern is the utlimate in athleisure styling and offers even the most energetic of
customers great comfort, while also ensuring a perfect fit. Available in spacer grey, spacer pink, spacer red, spacer royal and spacer turquoise, this style is set to be a must-have item for 2018.
www.beechfield.com SO DENIM BY AWDIS Modern and versatile jeans S
o Denimʼs straight cut (SD001) Men's Leo Straight Jeans are designed to sit on the hips and crafted from an 11oz soft stretch, comfortable denim. These modern and versatile denims have traditional five pocket styling, making them a great on trend garment for every day wear.
Next up are the Ladies Katy Straight Jeans (SD011), a classic straight fit made from soft 9oz stretch denim and cut to a midrise with traditional five pocket styling. Both styles are available in light blue wash, mid blue wash, dark blue wash and black in regular and long leg lengths and come in a range of sizes.
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Itʼs not just PF headwear thatʼs made for being worn throughout the colder months: the Pitch microfleece jacket with two-coloured details in the Vislon zipper, the lightweight Bouncer insulated jacket which provides sufficient warmth as well as the stylish Stony track jacket with baseball collar are perfectly made for cold and windy days. Furthermore, the Slazenger Groundie full zip hoody, the Bosey T-shirt which is available for both women and men and the waterproof Swing insulated bodywarmer with engraved metal snap buttons are highlights for day and night. Of course all of these items are perfect to be branded in many unique styles with the aim of maximising brand impact.
he bomber jacket refuses to go out of style with the interest in the wardrobe staple continuing to surge. Regatta Originals has tapped into this trend, highlighting the Fallowfield Bomber Jacket (OG100) as a stylish and practical modern-day classic.
The showerproof jacket has a diamond quilted polyester outer, Thermo-Guard insulation and taffeta lining ensuring it is a practical winter choice. Stretch rib at the collar, hem and cuffs gives this piece a contemporary edge and wouldnʼt look out of place in a retail environment. Available in black, dark khaki and navy. Camouflage has become a prominent print in retail and BagBaseʼs Camo Backpack (BG175) makes for a great, and easily wearable, take on the trend. The bag is made from 600D polyester, features adjustable shoulder straps and a padded back panel for a comfortable fit, plus a front zip pocket and capacity of up to 18 litres. Every BagBase product is made for decoration and the tear out label makes rebranding easy. Available in jungle camo and midnight camo.
www.pencarrie.com PF CONCEPT
Fashion highlights for urban and casual wear
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F Concept welcomes the New Year with a boom: caps, beanies and a huge variety of clothing which give a high level of comfort and carry an on-trend look. For example, the stylish cool hats are not only made for warmth but also have the special feature of an LED light to lead the way. This combines a usual winter accessory with an exceptional useful and fashionable slant – PFʼs favourites include the Lucina beanie and the Elena cap with LED lights.
Fashion highlights
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