Goldwin and RHC Ron Herman Unveil All-Black Digital Camo Collection
Using a tonal black palette for a stealthy interpretation of the camouflage technology.
Goldwin has teamed up with California-born, Japanese-led retailer RHC Ron Herman for a sophisticated capsule inspired by the concept of digital camouflage.
While digital camouflage is typically interpreted in tonal variations of green and tan, this capsule isolates the palette to deep values of black for a discreet and refined sensibility. Including a jacket, pants, and shorts, all made of a lightweight synthetic shell material, the collection is a concise range of matching essentials with carefully designed pocket placements.
Known for its high-performance technical garments, Goldwin has more than 70 years of history, beginning in 1950 as a knitting factory in Oyabe City, Toyama Prefecture. In recent years, the brand has collaborated with various global labels, including OAMC and _J.L-A.L_, showcasing a design-forward vision as it brings its craftsmanship to the present.
The Goldwin for RHC Ron Herman Digital Camo collection is set for release on March 29 at RHC Ron Herman and Ron Herman “R” stores, as well as the boutiques’ online shop.
