Vicunha's S/S line features more colours, prints & ultra-light fabrics

02 Mar '11

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Differentiated Prints
The combination of textures and materials in the manufacturing of fabrics brings incredible effects to the looks and trimming of pieces. To obtain such impact, Vicunha Têxtil is investing in denims and twills with differentiated constructions. Liam, for example, is a dobby weaved denim weighting 7.0 oz. with black weaves revealing two-sided striped prints. Kim follows the same line, however in a lighter version: 6.8 oz. With beige weaves, Liv (6.8 oz.) also features front and back stripes. Yet, the 7.0 oz. Smith features a construction in corduroy with stretch. In the jeans version, premium Adam shows vertical stripes, and with intense blue hues, is perfect for countless laundry effects.

Original Denim
And since jeans never go out of fashion, nothing better that redeem the original appearance of denim, with bulkier twills, ideal for the manufacturing of trousers in various shapes and jackets. The heaviest item in the collection is the 13-ounce Jones, ideal for work-wear line because it brings back the essence of the historical garment. Yet, the 100% cotton, 9-ounce Gregg, has intense-blue hues allied to the exclusive Deep Finish finishing, bringing a very modern result.

Light and noble denims
Besides the heavier twills, Vicunha Têxtil brings extremely light and noble jeans for summer 2012, ideal for the manufacturing of more fluid items in shirts and dresses. In this line, Cliff is premium denim, weighting 5.2 oz. and combed yarn for more shine and perfect fit; the 6.4 oz. Fergie, which receives spandex in its composition, combined with combed cotton yarn.

Prints
Vicunha also innovates in prints, with exclusive textures, colours and designs in its twills. Military themes continue in fashion highs, in camouflage revisits, such as in Riley, where the pattern is wider and geometrical, and Bauhaus, featuring a more graphical camouflage. Vegetal prints appear in the branches of Piper, while the floral ones are featured in Gris and in the bicoloured Lippi. The geometric prints and graphic shapes appear in the striped Da Vinci and Frink – the latter with handmade strips, in the abstract Karin, in the graphic Arp, in the geometric Kupka and in the square-lined Heckel. The snake skin is the print of Nash twills, which now appear in a textured form.

Vicunha Têxtil - Innovation, quality and high technology in Jeanswear for over 40 years. That's Vicunha Textil, leader in the production of denims and twills and the sector's largest company in Latin America. Based in constant research and planning, its collections follow the main behaviour trends to become fashionable in the streets.

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