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TREKKING JACKET

MICROTREND REPORTS

FASHION INSIGHT

2025

GUIDELINES

 

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MOODBOARD AND COLOR RANGE

The image displays a suggested color palette for the 90s Nylon Jacket trend, featuring a spectrum of colors labeled Ivory, Olive, Cinnabar, Dark Cobalt, Pale Cobalt, and Coal. This palette encapsulates a range of classic and vibrant tones that are likely to inspire fashion designers in creating their collections.

In the realm of outdoor apparel, the trekking jacket stands out as a remarkable example of functionality meeting style. Originating from the practical needs of hikers and adventurers, these jackets were initially designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the wild, offering protection from the elements while remaining lightweight and breathable. Over time, this utilitarian piece of hiking gear has transcended its original purpose, capturing the imagination of fashion enthusiasts worldwide. Today, trekking jackets are celebrated not just for their durability and comfort but also for their aesthetic appeal, becoming a staple in the urban wardrobe. This evolution from a niche outdoor necessity to a beloved fashion statement mirrors the increasing blurring of lines between different clothing categories in modern style narratives. As society leans towards versatile and practical fashion, the trekking jacket emerges as a symbol of this shift, embodying the fusion of adventure-ready features with everyday elegance. Its journey from the trails to city streets illustrates a broader trend where the practical and the fashionable are no longer mutually exclusive but rather, complementary facets of contemporary attire.

GARMENT POSSIBILITY PROTOTYPES