Swedish brands A Day’s March and Deadwood celebrate sustainability and refined design with a limited-edition capsule collection featuring premium deadstock materials.
Swedish fashion brands A Day’s March and Deadwood have launched a limited-edition capsule collection that showcases their shared commitment to sustainable fashion and refined design. The collaboration, which consists of three unique pieces made from premium deadstock leather and suede, marks a significant intersection of both brands’ aesthetics and values.
The collection includes a modern black leather flying jacket, a brown suede overshirt, and a leather tote bag. The flying jacket reinterprets a classic silhouette, while the overshirt blends A Day’s March’s clean lines with Deadwood’s signature materials. The tote bag is designed to be both durable and understated, aligning with the ethos of both brands.
Deadwood is acclaimed for its use of recycled and upcycled leather, alongside vegan alternatives, and has a strong emphasis on sustainability in its production processes. A Day’s March, on the other hand, has a reputation for crafting “timeless” clothing that prioritizes quality and fit. The collaboration reflects the synergy between the two brands, highlighting their dedication to both style and environmental responsibility.
“Our goal has always been to challenge the fashion industry by creating sustainable garments without compromising style,” said Carl Ollson, co-founder of Deadwood. He emphasized that the partnership with A Day’s March unites their respective approaches to fashion, marrying clean design with a commitment to sustainable materials.
Rasmus Elfton, Marketing Director at A Day’s March, expressed that the collaboration felt natural due to their long-standing admiration for Deadwood: “We have always admired Deadwood, both as friends and industry colleagues… This collection is a concrete expression of that,” he noted, pointing out that it provides an opportunity to utilize expert craftsmanship in leather and suede.
The collection is being promoted through five diverse creators, each with their unique backstory and connection to the themes of authenticity and creativity that underpin the collaboration. The group includes skateboarding legend Ali Boulala, celebrated chef Kit Paterson – currently noted for his work at Dove in Notting Hill, indie musician Linn Kock-Emmery, visual storyteller Harris Elliot, and artist Jessica Anny Woodley.
The exclusive capsule collection can be found at the A Day’s March store located at 24 Berwick Street in London’s Soho, at the flagship store at Kungsgatan 3 in Stockholm, as well as online through the A Day’s March website. The retail prices for the collection are set at £600 for the flying jacket, £350 for the suede overshirt, and £300 for the leather tote bag.
Source: Noah Wire Services
