KOLAB Collection, a global leader in sustainable fashion, is set to revolutionize the industry with the launch of its NFC-tagged clothing line as part of its Fall/Winter 2024 collection. Designed to be durable and traceable, this innovative approach uses Near Field Communication (NFC) technology to ensure authentication, streamline inventory and resale management, and enhance traceability, enabling garments to be seamlessly passed down to future wearers.
The Fall/Winter 2024 collection embraces minimalist design with clean silhouettes and a color palette inspired by New England’s urban and natural landscapes. Shades of neutral blues, greens, and khakis dominate the collection, which features updated takes on iconic pieces like the Mixed Fabric Chore Jacket, Waterproof Tech Jacket, and Padded Parka. Thoughtful design elements such as hidden pockets, ventilation systems, and adjustable features balance functionality and style.
Paul Ng, Founder of KOLAB Collection, expressed his enthusiasm for the launch: “After years of development, my team and I are excited to introduce the KOLAB Collection to the world. Our sustainable fashion line reflects the values we hold dear—functionality, style, and durability. By leveraging NFC tagging technology on a large scale, we ensure that wearers can trace each item’s provenance, fostering a connection to the garment’s journey and extending its lifecycle.”
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