Soorty
The well-known Pakistani denim manufacturer, Soorty, is making a big impact in the fashion world with their latest collection titled “Looking Back to Move Forward.” This collection is set to redefine denim fashion for the Fall/Winter season of 2024-2025.
The collection reflects Soorty’s dedication to being environmentally friendly and innovative. It includes various sub-collections like “Black Theory,” which features dyed garments that are eco-friendly, reducing their carbon footprint. Another collection, “Ever Fit,” offers high-performance denim that stretches easily while still maintaining its shape. Similarly, the “Ever Comfort” line introduces jeans designed for maximum comfort without relying on elastane. Lastly, the “ReSync” collection showcases adaptive denim, highlighting Soorty’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technology and design.
Noman Nadir Khan, the Vice President of Research and Development and product development at Soorty, emphasizes that these fabrics are created to be the perfect foundation for whatever comes next. This underscores the brand’s focus on quality and innovation. Soorty’s flexibility is evident through its spinning mill, which efficiently handles 15 different types of fibers all at once.
The collection also includes gender-neutral pieces, reflecting the growing demand for inclusivity in the denim industry.
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