Yoshirotten wears Stone Island AW24 459T1 PANAMA RECYCLED OXIDE PLATING
July 18th 2024, The experimentation with coating on cottons: iron oxides are obtained through the recycling of metal wastes, which is either plated or spray painted onto the garments, the latter creating an elemental gradient effect.
Stone Island AW24 459T1 PANAMA RECYCLED OXIDE PLATING collection includes hooded jackets, hooded sweatshirts and crewneck sweatshirts, each piece unique as a result of the iron oxide technique.
Continuing the new take on Stone Island campaign iconic images, first launched in January 2024, artist Yoshirotten wears 459T1 PANAMA RECYCLED OXIDE PLATING from Stone Island AW24, photographed by David Sims under the artistic direction of Ferdinando Verderi. Behind the Scenes shots are by Heikki Kaski. The image Stone Island have a interview of Yoshirotten about his life.
Yoshirotten wears Stone Island, 459T1 PANAMA RECYCLED OXIDE PLATING
Fabric derived by reusing cotton material scraps from the Stone Island production chain. The scraps selected in the production plants are reprocessed to obtain new blended yarns, containing at least 50% recovered material. The fabrics derived from this elaborate recovery and regeneration process are used for new garments.Hooded jacket made in Panama weaved fabric in 50% recycled cotton yarn, 50% Lyocell derived from cellulose. The fabric is then plated with inorganic coloured pigments based on iron oxides obtained through the recycling of ferrous materials. Padded light cotton canvas lining.
Hood with snap fastened frontal flap and contour drawstring. Two chest yokes on front, in between, two pockets per side, one slanting with zip fastening, one bellows with sides nap fastened entrance. Slanting hand pocket with entrance under snap fastened fixed flap. White Stone Island fabric research badge on the left sleeve. Tightening snap at cuffs. Two-way zip fastening under placket held by hidden snaps.
Stone Island is a global leader of product design and garment innovation. Founded in Italy in 1982, it has consistently pushed fabric technology and experimentation, particularly focusing on functionality and utilitarianism. Design is driven by purpose, resulting in an immediately recognisable signature of cut, form, materiality and colour. For over four decades, Stone Island has built an ever-growing worldwide community which both celebrates the brand’s heritage and is activated by new product developments.
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Images Yoshirotten wears Stone Island AW24 by the brand
Text interview Yoshirotten at image from Stone Island
Photographer David Sims