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The Work Week Pretty self explanatory this one. This is a small capsule that will cover what you can wear to work, whether in an office or if you’re working from home.
This is the most basic way for a Capsule Work Wardrobe to function. Take just 6 garments that fit you well, are versatile and in neutral shades. Mixed and matched they'll happily take you to the office every week day for a whole month. We’ve done the initial planning so it takes away the morning stress.
Only neutral? Well, on the outside perhaps, but we like the wearer to find our little signature details (colors and cool details) as he wears the garments. It’s more fun that way and that’s how we think life should be lived.
CAPSULES
The Weekend The idea here is that you can grab one of our carry-on bags and you’re ready to go for a quick trip somewhere or even staying around the homestead. You’re covered from day to night, pool or no pool. It’s all in there. All interchangeable and perfectly coordinating without being matchy-matchy.
So what’s in the bag?
Your basics; knit tops, socks & underwear, pants (both knits- & wovens), woven shirts (s/s & l/s), shorts, swimtrunks, jeans, a hoodie and a jacket. Everything comes in various different fabrications and colors that makes for an easy to assemble “can’t live without” wardrobe. We cover casual day through sleek evening. Go ahead, make it your own.
Athleisure Athleisure is everywhere these days, and the term is too: It is a big moment for "athleisure," the apparel industry's term for the casual, athletic-inspired way of dressing rooted in comfortable yet functional items like pants, tops and sneakers.
Reports in USA Today and The Wall Street Journal in 2015 described the athleisure market as growing, displacing typical workwear styles, and cutting in to sales of jeans, with a market size in 2014 as US$35 billion, representing an 8% increase from the previous year. According to one estimate, the athleisure market, including footwear, was US$270 billion in 2016, and was estimated to grow of 30% in the United States and Asia by the year 2020. Furthermore, analysts at Morgan Stanley, believed that global sales could rise to over US$350 billion by 2020.