The Burkman Bros just launched their capsule collection The Tourist with Urban Outfitters and we were there for the launch party! Our sister company, Sano Design Services, got to help out the brothers with their print design for their collection. Sano Design Services is a CAD service bureau that is based in New York City. They have many helpful services, and not just print development! Sano Design Services also creates graphics, illustrations, tech packs, product visualization, and produces digitally printed yardage. Also, their team can assist in trend direction, branding, merchandising, and consultation. Look out for more blog posts from the Sano team, and check them out!
Menswear
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Jun 11
Menswear – All Tied Up
Those of us who don’t get summers off should still get to have some fun at work! We loved these abstract designs in this blog post so we used a similar color story and found offbeat patterns that adds personality to the everyday tie!
To start your own collection click this storyboard!
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Apr 11
Menswear – The Flowerman
Who says men can’t wear floral prints?
The Rolling Stones made it acceptable for men in the mid 60s and 70s to wear florals, in fact it became a fashion statement! We think its time to bring it back now, especially that 70’s style is rolling back around for the Spring season as a major trend!
Dainty pretty florals need not apply here… Instead we foresee a more embellished vintage feel of foulard floral motifs, intricate decorative foliage and stamped flowers on mens shirtings!
Add a twist to your menswear line by exploring these vintage florals!
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Mar 11
Prints – The New Camo
We all love the military trend right now…..but what is army if not for its staple print, camouflage?
We’ve experimented with the camo print in non-traditional colorways as well as large scale layouts, for a new fresh take on this otherwise old school pattern!
Start designing using our camo inspired prints!
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Feb 11
On the Street – It’s a GEO thang..
After yesterdays post on graphic grayscale geo’s, one of our correspondents caught this great street look on a mens blazer! How relevant!
Get on this trend by finding similar patterns in this collection!
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Feb 11
Wovens – Plaid and Stripe Play
We came across this great shot from the Sartorialist and we were instantly inspired by the experimental use of mixing a large neutral balanced plaid, against a bias striped tie!
We love that this look isn’t too over the top… It still has a classic appeal, but keeps the blazer style from looking too boring or traditional, especially with a little subtle color in the stripes!
Check out our inspired plaid & bias stripe combo board to download them.