FOUND Heads to the Hudson Valley for Its First SS25 Drop

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The blend of historical and cultural elements in FOUND‘s design is truly commendable. Based in New Jersey, this label looks to its East Pakistan heritage for design inspiration and combines it with a more practical aesthetic to create daring, contemporary silhouettes. Their Spring/Summer 2025 collection follows this pattern perfectly.

Titled “Orchard,” this presentation showcases a harmonious blend of subtle sophistication and practicality, unfolding against the peaceful backdrop of an upstate New York scene in a tranquil lookbook featuring artists Erin Wolf Mommsen and Sasha Frolova.

In this collection, earthy-toned outerwear, particularly trench coats, are skillfully constructed using robust twill materials and boast generously sized pockets all over the design. On the other hand, distressed leather items, offering a tactile softness, effortlessly complement other garments. FOUND emphasizes layering in this line, where textures such as leather harmoniously blend with knitwear, flannel, and twill fabric.

In a press release, FOUND described the orchard as transcending its physical form, representing recurring development, personal exploration, and the empowerment of crafting one’s own environment. They also emphasized that clothing serves as an extension of self-expression, continually evolving as a testament to regeneration and harmony. The orchard symbolizes growth, the establishment of novel surroundings, and the profound charm of fostering connections in unanticipated locales.

Take a peek at the debut of FOUND’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection showcased in the enchanting lookbook above and grab a piece right away from FOUND’s official online store. Don’t forget to stay tuned for the second Spring/Summer 2025 release, set to hit stores everywhere on March 11.

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2025-03-05 22:55