I gotta admit it. I don’t get fashion.
It’s one of the few things my wife and I agree on.
That said, it’s easy to see that I am not the target demographic for Galvin Green’s newest apparel line, the confoundingly named Concept // The Progression.
Like, what is a capsule?
And what’s with the //?
Galvin Green Concept // The Progression capsule
Thanks to the marvels of artificial intelligence, I now know that in the apparel world, a capsule is a curated collection of clothing pieces. Those pieces are mix-and-match friendly and share a common theme. The design vibe is usually trendy or experimental and the line is a limited edition. That scarcity tends to create urgency among target consumers.
It is, according to AI, a “visual and linguistic nod to Galvin Green’s evolution that invites you to read between the lines.”
Like I said, I don’t get fashion. Shall we wrap this part up and get to the actual clothes?
What is // The Progression?
Concept // The Progression is a high-performance collection designed, according to Galvin Green, for younger golfers. Its versatile pieces can be worn on the course and on the street.
It’s actually a follow-up to Concept // The Evolution capsule launched earlier this year. The message appears to be that the Evolution is Progressing.
Boldly colored camo is the dominant theme in The Progression. The capsule includes the DUNCAN half-zip sweater in a bold Camo green or white and the MARIO polo in three camo colorways. The MONROE polo and MASON t-shirt come in aggressive pink and powder blue designs.
Youth-oriented style
As you can see, The Progression carries a modern “street” vibe. It might, however, be a tad bold for those of us who watched the Apollo moon landing on a black-and-white TV. That, however, is one of the things that makes Galvin Green so interesting. It’s versatile enough in its styling that teenagers and newly christened Medicare recipients can find something that fits their tastes.
That’s not easy to pull off.
And be on the lookout for those “clean, modular and forward-thinking Scandinavian design cues.”
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