Christopher Raeburn x Timberland: sustainable consumption

Christopher Raeburn is an extraordinary designer. The main reason for this is that the British designer has based his work on a philosophy that rests on three pillars: Remade, Reduced, Recycled. Ever since the label was founded, he has relied on materials that have been discarded elsewhere. He uses military waste materials in particular, for example old fatigues and parachutes. Because his aesthetics and philosophy carry such a clear utility look while offering an exciting approach to sustainability at the same time, he is in great demand for collaborations. Most recently, he worked with Timberland and designed a joint collection with the US company that is best known for its boots. Part of the main collection are 17 pieces as well as 11 limited edition styles, including short and long sleeve t-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers and cargo pants as well as various outerwear styles. The collection is available in military-inspired colours and camouflage graphics with modern colours like Ocean Blue, Black and Molten Lava Red, and is expected to be available from end of October onward.