FOUND Heads to the Hudson Valley for Its First SS25 Drop
Entitled “Orchard,” the earthy new delivery from the New Jersey-based brand combines utilitarian influences with its East Pakistan heritage.
FOUND‘s weaving together of historical and cultural influences is admirable. The New Jersey-based label draws design inspiration from its East Pakistan roots and mixes those with more utilitarian style codes to craft bold, modern silhouettes and its first Spring/Summer 2025 collection is no exception to the formula.
Entitled “Orchard,” the delivery is an interplay of quiet elegance and functionality, staged in a serene upstate New York-set lookbook starring artists Erin Wolf Mommsen and Sasha Frolova.
A cohesive display of earthy-hued outerwear, trench coats are crafted from durable twill fabrics and come equipped with ample oversized pockets throughout the silhouette, whereas distressed leather garments – each of which feels soft to the touch – drape fluidly atop other pieces. Layering remains a focus for FOUND once again, with textures like leather landing up against knitwear and flannels intermixed with twills fabric.
“The orchard itself becomes more than a setting; it symbolizes cyclical growth, self-discovery, and the liberation of shaping one’s own world,” FOUND explained in a press release. “Clothing becomes an extension of identity, an ever-evolving statement of renewal and unity. Orchard stands for growth, for the creation of new spaces, and for the profound beauty of forging communities in unexpected places.”
Explore the first release of FOUND’s Spring/Summer 2025 drop in the captivating lookbook above and cop a piece now at FOUND’s official webstore. Keep an eye out for the second Spring/Summer 2025 release, which drops everywhere on March 11.
