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Jackets, overshirts and outer layers: the season when the grunge wardrobe stacks up.
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Landmarks
Grunge was born in Seattle in the late '80s: plaid shirts, worn-out denim, oversized knits and layering. A look that refuses to appear brand new.
The cut takes precedence over the pattern: loose volumes, dropped shoulders, lengths that hang past. The fabrics are matte and washed, black dominates without standing alone — concrete grey, ecru and faded khaki round out the range.
Sizes run from XS to XXL across most of the catalog, for women and men alike: a loose cut has no gender.
The rule fits in one sentence: one loose piece, one fitted piece, and a layer you keep open.
A tank top under an open plaid shirt, paired with high-waisted baggy jeans and thick-soled combat boots: that's the foundation. In winter, slip a sweatshirt between the two layers rather than bulking up the coat.
When it comes to colors, stick to washed-out tones and keep just one bold accent per outfit. Two accessories max: a beanie, a buckle belt or tinted glasses.
Dresses worn over a t-shirt, plaid skirts, crop tops, oversized cardigans: women's grunge plays on the contrast between short pieces and loose, baggy volumes.
The tartan skirt and fishnet tights remain the most recognizable staples, but the real game-changer is down below: high-waisted baggies transform a silhouette more reliably than any print.
Overshirt, long tee, wide-leg pants and a beanie: four pieces are all it takes to nail a men's grunge look.
Raw or washed denim forms the base, the overshirt does the jacket's job, and layering replaces technical pieces. Combat boots and chunky-soled sneakers finish off the silhouette.
An email each time a new piece drops, nothing more.