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2020-09-18 112939
Durable and Inclusive -- The Craft Detail Trend for Pockets on Women's Denim
As traditional crafts and classical style gain increasing attention, consumers pay more attention to quality. The 1990s simplicity trend drives the popularity of crafted denim items. Pockets on denim items show various changes and expand the durability and functionality. Laser acid pickling explores traditional denim in a sustainable way. Co-crafting, color-blocked splicing, detachable washed pockets keep sustainability, present leisure and exquisite femininity, and display sustainable designs worth being passed down between generations. Recycled cotton and linen fibers replace conventional cotton and bring various kinds of pockets. Frayed edges, clear outlines and decorative aesthetics create wearable and durable styling, add new changes to pockets on denim and offer ever-lasting denim items.
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2020-06-07 113702
Edges -- The Craft Trend for Women's Leather and Fur Clothing
In this turbulent world, consumers increasingly pursue practical products, which means details will be simpler and more subdued. Catering to sustainability, unsalable fabrics or leftover materials are used to decorate the edges such as neckline, sleeves, cuffs and hemline to reinforce the entire outline. A/W 21/22 focuses on edge designs which brighten the gloomy autumn and winter.
