3sixteen Spring/Summer '20
Often mindful of the wearer as they are their personal style, 3sixteen consistently approaches a compromise that never feels as such. Spring/Summer ‘20, with attention afforded to transitional garments this time around, takes on new, lightweight fabrications and applies many of them to some of the most signature styles in their expansive repertoire.
One of their favorites, the Type 1 jacket, rings in retro Americana with its iconically boxy cut, but with the warmer season near, it now constructs out of a 5x5 denim that is soft and comfortable yet still of the raw finish the label is assuredly known for. Jeans of various styles arrive in tandem -- matching quite well with the aforementioned as a full suit -- though they act as more of a backdrop to the many standouts: a range that diversifies with linen popovers and baseball shirts. Just adjacent, militaristic references continue with a close level of breathability, exemplified through the fatigue shirt’s conversion from a standard heavy twill to a Japanese double gauze cotton. In a similar vein, a brand new Cargo Pant further borrows from the Eastern country as it outfits in a luxe black satin that cuts slim to better attune to the body as it wears in with time. Among neutral-colored shorts, a Crosscut Flannel, and simple henley tops, the collection comes together as a curated roster of essentials.
Grab a look at everything by way of the gallery below and expect its release to arrive come February 21st at select stockists.
