Pringle of Scotland Fall 2009

For the upcom­ing fall sea­son, Pringle of Scot­land looks to their British her­itage for inspi­ra­tion. Focus­ing on ele­ments of 60’s street style, they turn out a var­ied col­lec­tion of styl­ish pro­por­tions. An array of fab­rics are uti­lized for the col­lec­tion, offer­ing a diverse range that is befit­ting of the mod­ern man of style – sher­ling, vel­vet, cash­mere, wool, etc. Using these fab­rics in an inter­est­ing fash­ion, the cardi­gan and parka get an unex­pected update with the use of leather. Pringle of Scot­land excels in keep­ing sil­hou­ettes safe and acces­si­ble, while mov­ing for­ward with excel­lent tai­lor­ing.  Com­fort­ing knits are made volu­mi­nous, yet kept struc­tured with defined shoul­ders.  Coats, both casual and for­mal are com­pli­mented by the collection’s acces­sory of con­ti­nu­ity – the gritty win­ter gloves.  With such easy to wear pieces and so many options, it is not dif­fi­cult to imag­ine Pringle of Scotland’s pieces fly­ing off the racks this fall.

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