For AW18, Wrangler have delved into their archives and picked out their best bits from the seventies and eighties and brought them up to date. The focus (of course) is on denim but in an oversized experimental fit, expect lots of layering and double denim (never a bad thing as far as I’m concerned) and utility wear too.
The men’s collection picks up on Wranglers Western influence. Sherpa jackets in denim or cord are teamed with jeans and check shirts. As for the denim collection, the favourite fits such as the modern straight leg Greensboro and slim Larston remain a key part.
In a nod to heritage, immersed in the expansive landscapes of North Carolina, Wrangler creates a dynamic collection that feels authentic, and continues to drive the brand forward.
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Images by Ben Toms’
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