Clints' Last FW22 Collection Is Packed With Y2K and Varsity Sports Influence

Manchester’s front-running streetwear label Clints has had a busy year. Aside from opening its first-ever flagship store in the heart of Manchester City Centre, the brand has consistently kept its fans engaged with regular off-the-cuff releases of new — and evolving — garment lines, while its footwear collection has also continued to come on leaps and bounds with fresh iterations of its Stepper and TRL 2.0 shoes.

Now, the label is following up on its recently-dropped collection for Fall/Winter 2022 with its latest installment of apparel that puts Christmas festivities at the forefront of its attention with brightly-colored knitwear, cozy tracksuits, and padded outerwear.

The collection starts with a padded Varsity jacket in a white colorway that sets the foundations for italic-styled Clints branding on the front. Additional paneled detailing can also be spotted around the tailored sleeve, waist, and neckline while snap buttons keep everything tied together on the pockets.

Furthermore, Junior Clint’s label is also upping the ante with a fresh release of denim. The collection’s Y2k-inspired jeans feature customary branding above the pockets on the back, while the parachute silhouette on the legs supplies an airy and breathable fit. The Mancunian imprint also explores color like never before too; the crewneck zebra-print knitwear comes in two colorways with bright tones of green and orange taking center stage.

Rounding off the collection, a new shell-suit tracksuit has also been included in an understated grey colorway. The silhouette comes crafted with baggy sleeves, while the cropped elasticated waist juxtaposes the latter with a sharp and cozy fit.

You can take a closer look at the new drop from Clints above and it will be available on the brands official website from tomorrow, while you will also be able to grab pieces at the label’s Manchester flagship store.

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