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Add a Breath of Fresh Air to Your Wardrobe With the North Face Purple Label "Roots in the Wind" Collection
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Add a Breath of Fresh Air to Your Wardrobe With The North Face Purple Label "Roots in the Wind" Collection

29 Jun 21, 10:41 AM•Jack Strong

Proceeding last year's Nanamica directed "FW20 Whisper of The Wind" collection, The North Face Purple Label are back with another capsule aptly titled "Roots In The Wind". Fronted by Japanese designer Eiichiro Homma, this latest diffusion line remains dedicated to sustainability and as always delivers quality outdoor wear with a streetwear twist.

The North Face Purple Label was launched back in 2003 by Nanamica designer Eiichiro Homma. Rather than reissuing previous archival pieces, Purple Label instead seeks to consistently present something new.

Add a Breath of Fresh Air to Your Wardrobe With the North Face Purple Label "Roots in the Wind" Collection
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This latest collection includes a variety of outdoor silhouettes such as corduroy and nylon puffer jackets, lightweight down pieces, utilitarian pant styles and warm fleeced additions. All of these pieces have been adorned with an outdoor-inspired colour palette primarily consisting of earthy tones such as brown, olive and green. Alongside these choices, splashes of grey, black, light blue and yellow are also featured. The full collection features both Men's and Women's offerings as well as a full line of accessories.

Add a Breath of Fresh Air to Your Wardrobe With the North Face Purple Label "Roots in the Wind" Collection
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We're unsure when exactly this full collection is set to arrive so stick around for all the latest on The North Face Purple Label! In other news, the Cactus Jack x Dior collab has been officially revealed at Paris Fashion Week.

Add a Breath of Fresh Air to Your Wardrobe With the North Face Purple Label "Roots in the Wind" Collection
Image via The North Face Purple Label