Percival's Second Drop of AW23 is Certainly 'Not Suitable for Camping’

After launching three beaded renditions of the Clarks Wallabee last month, Percival has turned its attention firmly back to its mainline offerings. For its second AW23 drop, Hackney's finest has readied a selection of contemporary goods that are ideal for the winter months ahead.

Embracing a tongue-in-cheek 'Not Suitable For Camping' moniker, this collection looks to continue with Percival's subversion of classic British menswear. Playing into the gorpcore aesthetic, this latest launch flaunts outdoor-inspired colours and prints, effectively capturing the essence of autumnal styling.

To ensure the best quality throughout, no expense has been spared when it comes to fabrics. Outerwear additions have been made from Italian wool cut and sewn in Portugal to ensure the best in production. This wool features across sweats, cardigans, coats and jackets, each embracing a bold exterior.

To accompany the knitted pieces, an assortment of classic T-Shirts are also on offer, with camping and orienteering-inspired prints decorating each, respectively. For those looking to get their hands on any of Percival's 'Not Suitable For Camping' AW23 collection, it has just landed on the brand's website for purchase.

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