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Uniqlo x Futura Laboratories

What: Summer sport utility wear collection

USP: Uniqlo has collaborated with Futura Laboratories on a summer sport utility wear collection featuring an abstract approach to graffiti. The collection features an application of Futura2000’s signature atomic icon on key Uniqlo items such as the men’s dry-EX T-shirt, men’s dry-EX shorts, women’s Airism UV protection active soft leggings.

Price: Rs 1,990 (shorts, leggings); Rs 1,290 - 1,990 (men’s and women’s t-shirts); Rs 990 (kids t-shirt)

Available: Online at uniqlo.com/in

About Uniqlo: Uniqlo is a brand of Fast Retailing Co Ltd, a leading Japanese retail holding company. Uniqlo is the largest of eight brands in the Fast Retailing Group, the others being GU, Theory, Helmut Lang, PLST (Plus T), Comptoir des Cotonniers, Princesse tam.tam and J Brand.

About Futura Laboratories: Futura Laboratories is a design company and lifestyle brand created by the artist Futura2000 in 1997, as a spinoff group to the parent company at that time Project Dragon. Futura Laboratories was rebooted in 2019 with excitement and engagement across multiple platforms.

Monrow | Faux Leather

What: Collection of footwear for women

USP: All the sandals, heels, wedges, flats, sneakers and ballet shoes in this collection are easy to wear and have an anti-slip sole to protect from slipping on wet or greasy surfaces. These footwears are also flexible enough to hustle for any occasion and appropriate for essential day-to-day activities outdoors.

Price: Rs 899 onwards

Availability: Online on monrow.in

About the company: Founded by a fashion lover Veena Ashiya with a crazy passion for design, Monrow is a millennial footwear label that brings the right balance of minimalism and craftsmanship to life.

Alberto Torresi | Re-Mix

What: Collection of footwear for men

USP: The perfect amalgamation of bravura and ease, each pair is crafted inside stitched pattern and comes with cushiony comfort like home. The new sneakers collection comes with a soft and flexible rubberised raised sole that extends all-day ease to feet.

Price: Rs 3,995 onwards

Availability: At POS across India and online at albertotorresi.com

About the company: Alberto Torresi is India’s leading iconic footwear brand. Synonym to style and comfort, the brand renders uniquely crafted shoe range in the finest leather with shock cushioning and sturdy gripping soles.

Language

What: Collection of shoes and accessories for women

USP: Language is now offering premium leather indulgence to Indian women with their all-new range of summer shoes and accessories. Language has curated a range of soft-hued, spring coloured products to add a splash of colours to your outfits.

Price: Rs 3,990 (selene mocassins, calliope ballerinas); Rs 3,490 (carol ecru wallet); Rs 4,290 (hera mocassins); Rs 1,290 bernadette belt); and Rs 4,490 (sable cross body)

Availability: Online on languageshoes.com

About the company: Language is a leading international leather shoes and accessories brand. The brand’s craftsmen work with master shoemakers from around the world, ensuring that every shoe they make matches global standards at affordable prices.

The Pant Project | PanT20

What: Collection of pants and shorts for men

USP: Rising cricket sensation Rishabh Pant is the new face of PanT20 collection offering range of cool, comfortable, breathable cotton chinos in a vibrant array of cricketing colours. With added stretch for comfort, these pants are made to live in, all day every day.

Price: Rs 1,990 (power stretch knit shorts); Rs 2,490 (stretch chino shorts); and Rs 2,990 (stretch chino and power stretch knit pants)

Availability: Online on pantproject.com

About the company: The Pant Project (TPP) was launched in October 2020 and from the very beginning, TPP has distinguished itself by positioning their brand as an entirely digital full-service e-tailor for custom-made men’s pants in India.

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