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King & Tuckfield

In an exploration of the beauty that the British countryside has to offer, King & Tuckfield's Fall/Winter 2022 menswear collection comes dressed to the nines and rich in color.

Lockdown, despite its restrictions, opened a lot of doors out onto the world. It forced an appreciation of the outdoors as it became the perfect retreat – an appreciation reflected in the fashion industry's deep exploration of Gorpcore. From trail running sneaker silhouettes to weather-battling shells and fleecing, the allure of the outdoors saw a grand shift across many brands.

Clearly, King & Tuckfield is no Manastash or Arc'teryx – its inspired view of the outdoors pulls from mid-century style and vintage, timeless menswear design, taking cues from the outdoors, not tackling it.

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The rich colors that fill Britain's natural landscapes serve the perfect complement to the abstract landscapes of artist Liz Dexheimer, both of which are cherry-picked to render the collection's modern, exaggerated silhouettes.

Acting as a direct continuation of its Spring/Summer 2022 collection, King & Tuckfield's Fall/Winter 2022 delivery is rich in color and texture – featuring patterned toweling polo shirts, oversized sleeves, wide-leg pants, a silky two-piece floral shirt and pants, and the collection's standout piece in a two-tone wool overcoat.

Each piece comes rendered in a range of tones, with greens through purples, blues, and orange-browns. Fabrications include GOTS-Certified and recycled cotton and a series of natural fibers produced to ensure minimal waste, with leftover material repurposed into unique one-off styles.

While you wait for King & Tuckfield Fall/Winter 2022 to roll out, you can shop the latest products online now.

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