cameron- wrote:where does eg production scheme fit in their brand vision ?
they don't use luxury fabrics and they use a really limited ny based tailor/production scheme. eg will never make a hard shell or whatever, eg basically boils down to the fabrics you can find on 40th st and a sewing machine.
maybe this fits in with their jam as making traditional garms? stuff that coulda been made w the technology of the 60s? just seems limiting. like a master painter who only uses a no2 pencil
just seems limiting. like a master painter who only uses a no2 pencil
cameron- wrote: just seems limiting. like a master painter who only uses a no2 pencil
dries van noten wrote:For me, restrictions are not always negative. Restrictions can push creativity. I like restrictions.
Nepenthes wrote:
We are excited to announce a special project that we have been working on over the last few months. Along with a Pop-Up Shop celebrating their 10 year anniversary, we have worked with Vault by Vans and put together a capsule collection of classic Vans footwear in the style of Engineered Garments. The two main themes running throughout this project is the subtle approach and differences commonly found in Engineered Garments collections and the focus on fabrics and texture when constructing these pieces.
On Tuesday, September 10th we will be releasing the Vault by Vans for Engineered Garments capsule collection. The shoes will be available in the OG Authentic LX in Sunforger Canvas and Olive Reversed Sateen and the OG Classic Slip-On LX in Mismatch Black Leather, Navy Leather, and Tan Leather.
Please note: the shoes will be in-store only for Tuesday September 10th and Wednesday the 11th. Phone and e-mail orders will be available starting Thursday the 12th. Please review our phone order policy here before any order inquiries.
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