Maharishi Mixes Technical and Natural Elements in Latest FW21 Drop
Encapsulating the brand’s “respect nature, utilize technology” ethos.
Following on from its recent link up with Fracap, London-based label maharishi has now released a capsule of technical-inspired garments. Forming part of the label’s Fall/Winter 2021 collection, this capsule encapsulates maharishi’s “respect nature, utilize technology” ethos, with technical fabrics used alongside references to the natural world.
A key example of this is the vegetable-dyed micro-ripston nylon produced by Japanese heritage mill Komatsu. The lightweight material is constructed using waste yarn, and offers the wearer both water-resistant and quick-drying properties. Elsewhere, maharishi FW21 technical items include pieces in Sherpa fleece constructed from post-consumer recycled materials, as well as an insulated quilting produced using a synthetic fill.
Take a look through maharishis’ FW21 technical editorial in the gallery above. All of the items are available now from the label’s web store.
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