Previous cooperation lies in the interpretation of the prestigious interval of the woman of the new 38-tukra collection Dane, with previous cooperation:
Gap and Dane are re -met for another cooperation to be launched on May 2, 2025. The 38-Tukra summer-taiyar collection, mixes the feminine style of Dane with gap classics, first introduces the wear of children and men. Produced in growth-taking factories, it supports gender equity in fashion supply chains. The campaign shot by Clara Balzari highlighted the community, Anand and timeless style.
- Logo: The iconic arc of the gap re -prepared Vintageoft logo sweatshirts ($ 78) and DEN with DEN’s typefase on Heavyweight Raglan logo Hoodi ($ 98) for adults.
- Coastal Dressing: Easy Summer Dresses with new prints such as Pintak floral midi dress ($ 148) and 100% linen gingam maxi dress ($ 138) as worn by Christie Hume.
- Sukh Details: Last year’s most favorite hole in the new repetitions of Maxi Dresses is now available in additional colors, with full design features ($ 158) and low hole shift mini dresses ($ 128) are available in red and indigo.
- Matching sets in nautical colorway: red, white, and naval solids, gingham and strip colors and a transitional Gingam Denim Jacket ($ 128) added to the Gingham Denim Mini Dress ($ 98).
- Denim staples resumed: Ovessed icon denim jacket ($ 128), High Rise -pleated denim trouser shorts ($ 78), men’s pleated denim trousers ($ 98), Denim Cellore Mini Dress ($ 98) also expanded dent ($ 44) Is also available in
- Men’s Classics: Annie Choi borrows from boys in organic cotton poplin Big shirt ($ 78), which is available with other Mainswear staples such as eyelet shirts ($ 88) and pocket T-shirt ($ 48).
“Our first collection with Dane sets a new bar to how a cooperation can transform a new perspective into a gap required, making iconic pieces that our customers want more,” Mark Breightbard, Chairman and CEO of Gap“Reunion with Dan-an inspirational partner who shares our values-has allowed us to build on that speed with a new summer-taire collection.”
“We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm and success of our first collection with gaps,” Margaret Claveland, Don’s co-founder and CEO“Our second cooperation mixes the spontaneous femininity and timeless style of both brands, while celebrating the incredible community that has shaped Dane. The campaign has included long -term music and supporters – we praise and who have been part of our journey since the beginning. This collection is a tribute to them and that has brought us for the partnership.”
The GAP × Dane collection was produced in international factories that participate in growth (rewrite the industry to support equality). The rhise brings together the leading fashion brand, manufacturer, civic social group and trade unions to pursue gender equity in the International Apparel sector. Gap Inc. Established in 2023, provides apparel workers with the BSR’s Harproject, better work and care, rise work and skills required to move forward in life. As part of its commitment to bridge the equity gap, the Gap Inc. has reached about 1.4 million women and girls through its decades of efforts to carry on gender equity in the global fashion supply chain.
“In Dane, we were deemed to be selected as a small business partner to join the Rise program, and we have initiated the initiative within our supply chain in this April,” Clewland“We are specially excited about the factories selected for the construction of gap × Dane collection, which are looking at the plays that increase the role in our overall impact strategy.”
The collection is accompanied by a campaign shot by Clara Balazari, including a powerful female artist, including Alex Norite, Bruna Tenorio, Veronica Campos, Imani Randolf, Annie Choi, Achok and Kirsty Hume. Photography and campaign film captures authentic connections and joyful moments that celebrate the shared values ​​of the brand community and solidarity.
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