Sulvam SS25 Collection “Not Afraid” Paris Fashion Week Men’s

For SS25, sulvam has shifted from its usual tailoring-focused approach to adopt a broader focus as a basis for the collection. In line with the brand’s core principle, designer Teppei Fujita has created clothes that reside outside the boundaries of casual and formal.

This season’s designs are flowing with color and patterns. Jacquard with a tie-dye motif and Aloha shirts that combine floral designs and camouflage, Denim discharge-printed with antique patterns inspired by European paintings, Knitwear with strong shades of pink, blue, and red, Japanese denim newly developed from a polyester blend, All contribute to this season’s vivid expression.

Sulvam’s staple carryover styles developed from original wool gabardine, its “Classic Line”, has also started a new women’s line this season. Added scope in the design process has culminated in a collection with more variety and versatility.

 
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The 25SS presentation utilizes an “under construction” visual background theme, a reflection of the fact that sulvam’s first Paris store is under way and set to pre-open on August 3rd. The store will carry several exclusive items made by the couturiers in its Paris atelier.

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