Dickies Celebrates 100th Birthday With Anniversary Collection
100 more years of workwear – legends of the game Dickies is celebrating a century of dressing workers, skaters, and everyone in-between with an exclusive apparel collection.
It’s crazy to think that Dickies have been in the game for 100 years. From its inception, the brand has delivered the highest quality garments to the world’s workers, initially for farm and ranch hands, going on to dress everyone from carpenters to post workers.
Over the years, its classic shapes and relaxed silhouettes become the dress of choice for Hip-Hop artists from Snoop Dogg to Tupac and Kanye West, cementing the brand as a cultural powerhouse for years to come.
100 years later and its legacy stands strong, culminating in a special anniversary collection that dives deep into the Dickies archive. Bringing the apparel selection to life is a series of heritage designs and patterns, resulting in pieces like the bold monochromatic patch anniversary jacket and two-piece khaki Heritage 100 shirt and pants.
All-over prints also extend to shirts and short sets, while womenswear includes a plethora of summer stripes.
The anniversary celebration has also birthed an exclusive 100-year collection for Urban Outfitters. What separates the two selections is the use of heavy print for UO, including a two-piece leopard print short sleeve shirt and work pants combo that’s sure to be a hit for the impending warmer weather.
Additional standouts include the Denim Chore jacket and carpenter jeans set, and matching overalls. A workwear utopia.
You can shop both Dickies 100 collections now via Dickies and Urban Outfitters.
You may also like
Here Are the Best Looks at Met Gala 2024
As fashion’s biggest night out rounds out the first Monday of May, industry critics and aficionado
Liya Kebede reveals her love for the most literary Paris in the new Louis Vuitton campaign
After Olympia de Grecia in London and Miranda Kerr in Los Angeles, it is now Liya Kebede who embodie
Louis Vuitton SS23 Followed Virgil Abloh’s Yellow Brick Road of Imagination
Louis Vuitton pulled out all the stops at its Spring/Summer 2023 menswear show, the house’s fi

Post a comment