This is the 31st installment of Kapital’s look-books entitled: “Indigo Indio”. This volume is more mature, more handsome, and as always incredibly fun. This episode takes place in the heart of Mexico, matadors, horses, cobblestone streets, beautiful tile work, all compliments the line-up.
Most brands make summer some experiment upon the limits of human color toleration. Kapital keeps things shibui, natural colors, occasional eccentric patterns. Clothes that look like they were assembled not in a factory, but with careful hands, in a loving nature.
Some really great designs again this summer.Lots of interesting patchwork, early and late summer knits, incredible detailed Kountry items, and a whole lot more. More of what fans expect but new recreations of Eastern Folk Textiles blended and paired with Western work-wear fabric patterns, and designs.
Thank you Eric Kvatek and Kiro for making such a beautiful collection come alive.
- Cover “Indigo Indio”
- My ideal bolero – indigo Kibira hemp fabric. Going way deep into the traditional Japanese textiles!
- The bull fighters romance? Vests and denim, with a little extra indigo
- The towns folk, damaged and repaired Kountry denim shirt
- Indigo brothers
- Hippie summer knit. Patched up and repaired rugged workpants
- Kountry jeans, and I think I see saki-ori making its way in the repair. Awesome. Plus a mountain of silver
- Indigo Hippie Family
- Mixed patterns, hues, and blues
- Pockets upon pockets.
- Saki-ori and Sashi-ko repair jeans. Incredible! More of that Boro-Hippie aesthetic that is absolutely stunning.
- Girls get these amazing leggings, similar to the hippie sleeves. Patch-work leggings under Boro sashi-ko denim shorts
- Knits similar to the KOGIN knit from Surf Cowboys, but this time with a native twist and a red sandstone color motif. Color denim in a great natural tone















wonderful pictures, thank you.
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