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About 3J Workshop Clothing
For 3j workshop, just making beautiful shirts
isn’t enough. Victor pays special attention to the
detail and the cut of the shirt. “It’s always
important to not just embellish a shirt with pretty embroideries,
but to design shirts with a cut that flatters the body”.
He manipulates the striped fabric to compliment the body
by cutting them on angles in certain places, and vertical
in others. Other special details include the trademark striped
ribbon locker loop at the back of the neck and down the
right side of the shirt.
The embroidery ideas are unlimited. From
Asian art, Persian blankets to Art Nouveau paintings or
Spanish tiles, Victor doesn’t limit his ideas for
where to get inspiration. “The one thing that the
shirt must have is it’s own identity. And in that
identity, it must convey beauty and originality”,
says Victor. “I approach the design of each shirt
like I would a piece of art. A piece that the wearer can
identify him or herself in, and that they feel unique and
special wearing.”
3J Workshop is launching a new men's collection
for Spring 2006. After the success with the women's line
and many requests from their retailers, 3J is now expanding
their line into the men's market.
The line will start like the women's line
did last year with a small and focused capsule of embroidered
shirts offered each month. In addition, 3J is offering the
shirts without embroidery, but they will still have the
signature details, like the locker loop ribbon and interesting
seaming. Eventually, like the women's line, jackets and
pants will be introduced into the collection.
For fall 2006 3J takes a step away from
the fun kitchy, country girl look and into a more sophisticated
style, enriched with colorful motifs, detailed flowers and
strong animals such as tigers and horses inspired by asian
watercolor paintings. In addition t shirts and pants have
been added to the line. The T shirts are thin, long sleeve
thermals that run wild with diagonal hems, stray stitching
and raw edges. 3J opens it's arms to a more urban look this
season, playfully combining spray painted logos, screen
printed animals and beatiful finishing touches like brass
studs and contrast stitching.
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