GAS showcases “raw used” look denim in new S/S'13 line

Colored denims are a large part of the GAS SS'13 collection, starting from classic grey denims and             exploring new directions. Denim fabrics colored inside and grey outside as a result of intense washes for the women's range and lighter ones for the men's, create chiaroscuro effects and unusual color nuances that go from acid green to teal, mauve and wisteria blue.

The new collection mainly consists of medium to medium light shades treated with sandpapering and light washes to give a “raw used” look that is fluid and pleasing to the touch, or heavier but still discreet and sophisticated treatments with darns and mends that use tone on tone yarns, patches, color spots and dirtying.

The basis of the entire range is experimentation with all the shades of indigo. A large part of the range is a homage to GAS blue. A fabric in a very deep, intense, almost Indian ink blue, is given treatments of varying intensity from raw to a strong wash that gives brilliant colors, particularly in the women's range.

Grotto S.p.A. designs, produces and distributes collections of clothing, footwear and accessories with the GAS brand for men, women and children. The company was launched at the beginning of the Seventies out of the passion and creativity of MD and President-Founder Claudio Grotto, in Chiuppano (Vicenza) in the heart of north-east Italy. GAS's core business is denim, the element around which its quality products revolve - products that meet the needs of the intelligent, aware, international, cosmopolitan consumer.

Le Pain Quotidien, “the daily bread” in French, was founded in 1990 as an artisanal boulangerie kitchen by Chef Alain Coumont in Brussels, Belgium. 

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