Focus on Jackets & Fleece
Retail trends to keep an eye on According to fashion website
www.fushr.com the coat trends that will be taking off in 2020 include the following…
Balloon Sleeve
This is a style that features a sleeve fitting tightly from wrist to elbow which becomes fully rounded from elbow to shoulder.
Batwing Sleeve
Coats in this style have sleeves that take on the shape of a batwing, a loose long sleeve with a deep armhole and a tight wrist. According to
www.fushr.com, this style is particularly popular among older women which could be something to bear in mind.
Cloak
Some may not consider a cloak, a coat, but it is still an outerwear garment. A cloak is a sleeveless garment that hangs loosely from the shoulder.
Boyfriend Silhouette
As the name suggests, this style of coat is unisex by nature. Coats of this style have been modified from a corresponding menʼs garment.
Sports Jacket
Athleisure rears its head again here. The sports jacket is expected to be popular in 2020. It is easy to wear and suits most people.
Oversize
This trend has been around for a few years and doesnʼt seem to be going anywhere any time soon. They provide more coverage than a regular coat and can be extremely comfortable. Voluminous designs certainly have an impact.
New jacket styles for AW 19/20
To make things a little easier for you, we have grouped together the new styles that are featured in this issue, along with the page number so you can quickly jump ahead for more information.
2786
This on-trend jacket brand has introduced several new styles this September, including the TS036 and TS36F Quartic quilt jacket. Check out this jacket on page 34.
Tee Jays
New this autumn/ winter from Tee Jays is the Menʼs Urban Adventure Jacket (TJ9604). This urban jacket is also available in ladiesʼ sizes and three on-trend colours. Find out more about this jacket on page 42.
Gildan
This September sees Gildan enter the outerwear world for the first time with a series of jackets and fleece. We take a closer look at the Hammer Unisex Softshell Jacket (SS800) and Hammer Ladies Softshell Jacket (SS800L) on page 36.
James & Nicholson A highlight of James & Nicholsonʼs jacket collection is the new 3-in-1 Jacket, which consists of a durable
windproof and waterproof outer jacket and an inner fleece jacket. Take a closer look at this jacket on page 46.
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
The TS036 Quartic quilt jacket joins the 2786 collection this autumn/ winter
Next Level
Exclusive to PenCarrie, Next Level introduces six new sweatshirt styles this autumn/ winter, including the NX9602 Fleece Zip Hoodie which you can find out more about on page 40.
Result
For 2019/20, Result welcomes the Ultrasonic trio of jackets to its collection. These jackets offer soft stitch-free padding with an ultrasonic weld detail for extra protection. Check out these jackets on page 36.
Russell
Russell adds to its collection this autumn/ winter two new Insulated Jacket styles (430M/F and 440M/F) and a vest (441M/F), which according to the brand ensure optimum adaption to colder weather and temperature fluctuations. Find out more on page 54.
Stedman Offering something a little different this autumn/ winter is Stedman. The new Striped Fleece Jacket is perfectly suited for any outdoor activity during the colder months. You can view this stripy alternative on page 40.
Work-Guard New to the Work-Guard range for 2019/20 is the R455M&F Menʼs and Womenʼs Treble Stitch Softshell, providing protection in the workplace. For more information on this jacket take a look at page 53.
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