Timeless Design Meets Modern Utility, The Heritage Collection by Alpha Industries is a tribute to their roots. Each piece reflects the pioneering spirit and rugged durability of the original designs that equipped servicemen and women for the most demanding conditions. Perfected over generations, these iconic garments blend functionality with everyday versatility.
TweetBuilding on their previous partnership from 2024, GORE-TEX and Aimé Leon Dore are back for a nautical take on 90s New York City classics. Launched in conjunction with the Spring/Summer 2025 lookbook early last month, each piece captures both the lightweight ease of sea-bound athletic wear and the vintage palette of generations past.
Designed with function and fashion, the collaboration emphasizes waterproof materials, mobile silhouettes, and classic nautical motifs. Standout pieces include the Off-Shore Shell Jacket and Pants, which boast “GORE-TEX GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY” product technology.
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The capsule is all made in Europe and is designed using black Limonta nylon. The collection is anchored by a Coach’s Jacket, Reversible Bomber as well as a pair of Tech Pants and Cargo Pants. Each piece of the Nylon Program features the signature A Ma Maniére branding, including a custom “A” Monogram lining. The apparel pieces complement the “For The Love” message that the brand hopes to signal the world’s need for togetherness.
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British designer Craig Green and Fred Perry have unveiled their second collaboration, offering three new shirts dyed in hues inspired by the raw materials of the tennis court. First designed by Wimbledon champion Fred Perry, the cult-favorite garment is imbued with Green’s subtle avant-garde sensibilities through a unique dye effect.
Starting with a foundation of a stark white shirt with neon green accents reminiscent of tennis balls, each shirt is embedded with thematic pigments. From red-brick clay to green grass and chalk-dusted baselines, each colorway draws from a different element on the court. Rather than taking a traditional garment-dyeing approach, a special method is utilized to achieve the intentional irregularity seen in each piece. Beneath the collar and the placket, the original white fabric is visible, along with the neon accents. Regardless of the unconventional color treatment, each color is relatively subdued, suggesting a mere echo of each reference.
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In a collection entitled “Sunscreen and Gasoline,” Cherry’s latest lineup is another reimagining of the brand’s Americana-inspired aesthetic, combining Western wear and more utilitarian workwear and even tossing in a collaboration with Vanson Leathers.
Sunscreen and Gasoline – staged in an immersive lookbook shot by Nicholas Maggio – sees Cherry present a handful of tailored jacketing silhouettes, including the leather Vanson garments, racing jackets and more casual zip-up hoodies. Chunky knitwear pops hues of green and green, surfacing in soft cardigans and pullover pieces.
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Filmarks is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Battle Royale with a collaborative collection and a re-release of Kinji Fukasaku’s iconic movie.
The capsule is comprised of three T-shirts that pay homage to the Japanese dystopian action film. All three arrive in a stark black backdrop with the Battle Royale logo either on the chest or on the upper back. The first piece is designed with the words “BR Law” that the class teacher, Kitano, wrote on the blackboard, followed by the scythe that Mitsuko uses during her time alive and, finally, a more simple Battle Royale offering with a print of the film’s prologue.
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