LONDON — Japanese bag model Grasp-piece has launched its second collaboration with menswear label Common Works for spring 2025.
The capsule ranges from baggage to a number of ready-to-wear, together with overshirts, observe shorts, and a bomber jacket, produced from recycled poly tech and tech canvas. Fusing their utilitarian sensibilities, the manufacturers jazzed up the gathering’s militaristic really feel with enjoyable prints and pops of coloration.
Grasp-piece x Common Works’ sacoche bag.
Courtesy of Grasp-piece / Common Works
“We at UW at all times love a mix of colors and patterns, mixing up colors in a single model,” defined David Keyte, Common Works’ cofounder, over e mail. “Then throwing in our signature Swedish camo is regular for us and the Grasp-piece staff have an enormous love of camo too in order that labored effectively. The silhouettes are all about easy hold-all shapes and anatomical straps for consolation — ‘subtle simplicity,’ I name it.”
Common Works’ signature blue camouflage may be discovered within the capsule’s three baggage: a big tote, a small tote, and a sacoche. The types additionally are available olive with an orange distinction pocket, every that includes loads of pockets and adjustable straps.
Massive and small tote baggage are additionally included within the assortment.
Courtesy of Grasp-piece / Common Works
T-shirts and bomber jackets are available black and tan colorways, that includes textual content that reads “With the idea to merge collectively design and performance in a excessive degree, this product was born from true friendship.”
Having first collaborated for fall 2024, the manufacturers’ second partnership stemmed from their ongoing friendship and shared aesthetic — and Keyte teased {that a} third collaboration may even be within the works.
“We’re nonetheless buddies and nonetheless speaking. We love what the Grasp-piece staff produces and we consider them as long run buddies and we at all times like to work on future tasks with buddies so…. ‘Watch this house,’” he mentioned.
