Abasi Rosborough Spring/Summer 2018 Combats Global Warming
This is a wake up call.
New York’s Abasi Rosborough returns with another seasonal collection that blends sustainable craftsmanship with cutting-edge design, showcased in a lookbook informed by the nature photography of Justin Guariglia. The brand continues refining its versatile, contemporary cuts, elevated by bold colors and patterns.
Taking the threat of climate change to heart, Abasi Rosborough resists the consumption and waste of the fashion industry, crafting its clothing in New York from sustainable means — 80% of the clothing is sourced from limited edition deadstock fabrics. Orange hues represent the emergency call to action to save the planet, with each piece offering the wearer some form of protection or functionality, inspired by Abdul Abasi’s eight years of military service. Along with a stunning ice print, the detailed goods are offer anatomical seams, breathable natural fabrics and bold prints, with verbiage like “HYPEROBJECT” and “NASA MISSIONS OVER GREENLAND,” the latter a reference to Guariglia’s nature photographs.
Shop the range on Abasi Rosborough’s web store.
Recently, Abasi Rosborough introduced its Fall/Winter 2018 collection via a presentation at New York Fashion Week: Men’s and joined with O.N.S. for a collaborative capsule.
