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Following his ready-to-wear debut at LC:M Spring/Summer 2016, shoe designer Marc Hare paves the way for next year's full collection via a Fall/Winter 2015 capsule with a casual slant. Designed to compliment the less formal end of the Mr Hare footwear spectrum, the line deals in solid jersey, a selection of printed tees accompanied by nine fleece styles offering an elegant take on sportswear. The spotlight firmly placed on quality and detailing, the collection relies on 460grm, 100% cotton brushed back fleece for the sweats and 190grm jersey cotton for the tees; numbers translated, this selection will stand up to wear and wash for years to come.

Titled "Romance and Adventure," the line is a reflection of Hare's more "pragmatic" side, his contemporary/classic shoe range well and truly established, clothing offers a more immediate and reactive response to the season. The designer explains:

In your lifetime, you will hear many explanations and conjectures as to the meaning of life. I don’t really care for these inconceivables. All I know is that I am most elated when in the pursuit of Romance and/or Adventure. Those are the situations in which I truly know euphoria. Adventure facilitates newer and greater romance, and romance drives further and greater adventure. It can be an endless dance if you have the stamina and guile.

Fall 2015 available across a palette of Black, Navy, Grey Marl and Olive, the collection is available exclusively online at Mr Hare now.

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