Blumerq launches AW'14 collection inspired by MOD Style
The collection captures the essence of MOD lifestyle from 70s and 80s in Britain and has combined strong & cheery dark toned colors this season.
Blumerq, in tune with the brand’s ideology, has designed wide range of t-shirts with some interesting lyrics taken from the hits of 1970s MOD Music and has combined these with various print techniques and patterns.
The iconic Mod symbol, new scooter prints and an interesting play of colors and patterns is all set to create a trend among the youth.
Blumerq has designed an exclusive range of printed shirts at very attractive price points, for this festive season. Polka dot patterns and interpretations are not only used on t-shirts but also on shirts & bottoms. Bold stripes and fragmented shapes are used on shirts, accentuated with washes. The knits line of Henley & long sleeves are textured with an intense colour palette.
In addition to the basic line of sweatshirts, Blumerq has also introduced a trendy range in this category, with catchy phrases using appliqués and various print techniques and a few Brush stroke prints.
The bottoms are going the print way with the ever favorite camou print tinted in its true nature. A range of intense colored bottoms in tune with intense palette on tops is a new addition to Blumerq’s bottoms range, along with the everlasting blue denim.
L. Joseph Muthaiyan, CEO of Blumerq opined, “The AW 14 collection takes us back to good old days and cherish the 70s & 80s British classics”.
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