rag & bone announces a new collection of future staples made for now and forever.
The men’s and women’s capsule is defined by versatile fabrications engineered for ease and functionality.
Blending dynamic construction and subtle details, styles can be mixed and matched for an uncomplicated wardrobe that is distinctly rag & bone.
Since its origins in New York in 2002, rag & bone has established itself as a critical and commercial success in the international fashion world.
Combining English heritage with directional design, the brand has become synonymous with innately wearable clothing that has an edgy yet understated New York aesthetic.
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rag & bone offers a full range of men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, denim, accessories, and footwear collections available on www.rag-bone.com.
Comprised of a curated selection of womenswear, menswear, and accessories, the capsule’s signature is in its innovative fabrications and novel color palette.
Pops of sage and saffron are contrasted against vanilla and black for an unexpected edge.
Figure flattering leggings, a low back bodysuit, sleeveless tank top and a paper bag waist pant for women are the result of ponte, a technical fabric known for its durability.
An organic cotton hoodie and shorts for women are the latest expression of sport-infused comfort from rag & bone.
The building blocks of a men’s wardrobe—a tee, hoodie, crewneck knit, trouser, and a short, have been twisted with high-density fabrics and subtle fit details.
Heritage outerwear in the form of an unlined coated linen parka and a bomber crafted with 100% recycled nylon, can be worn by men or women.
Baseball caps, an oversized tote, a cotton blend beanie, and the newly updated Retro Runner offer a robust range of accessories in the collection’s eclectic color mix.
The collection will be available on rag-bone.com and exclusively in-store in rag & bone SoHo and West 13th in New York, Miami Design District, Chicago, as well as Abbott Kinney and Melrose in Los Angeles.
Photography by: Courtesy rag & bone
