Announcing A New Take On Mens Clothing And Accessories

Capthatt celebrates a new line in menswear that delivers an effortless, natural style. This new collections blurs the boundaries between function and fashion, sportswear and formalwear. It features evolved urban styles, in contemporary designs, all wearable for a variety of occasions.

Staying true to Capthatt’s ethos, a considerable amount of sustainable materials are used in this new collection. These include fabrics such as canvas, cotton, denim and jersey. An example of this can be seen in their new line in canvas loafers, which are undeniably comfortable, suave and eco-friendly.

Handmade bombers and baseball jackets designs emphasize the play on texture and proportion with eye catching emblems and logos. Classic tartan patterns are teamed with blacks and greys, giving these traditional patterns a more modern and dynamic look.

Once again, accessories take a center stage at Capthatt, with men’s bracelets in earthy tones inspired by Native American, African and Baltic art. The laptop bags, and wearable messenger bags are just made for the modern man. The same could be said for the new range in contemporary rucksacks and functional weekend bags.

The watches and wallets in Capthatt’s collection this year have boldly stepped forward. These range from statement steel watches with strong lines to buffed organic mahogany watches. Wallets this season are slim, sleek and made to enhance any outfit.

Founder of Capthatt Kingsley Jones has this to say:

"It's about taking the best material and creating organic designs that are wearable yet striking. Just because they are accessories doesn’t mean they can’t be stand alone pieces. That’s what we focus on at Capthatt, accessories that make you look at think twice"

For more information go to: https://capthatt.com

Capthatt continues making waves in men’s clothing and accessories, with looks that are wearable and fluid, complimenting the modern mans lifestyle.

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