What Versatile Hybrid Products Ought To Have In Every Man’s Closet?

There used to be such things as dress codes. They demanded – or, rather, society dictated upholding them on the penalty of anybody who disobeyed being looked at weird – that you wear specific clothing in certain contexts. In retrospect, the notion that suits were for workplaces and jeans were for pubs was absurd. As a result, in recent years, this paradigm has gradually gone away. Dressing up is becoming more fluid, individualized, and adaptive.

But it’s only recently that this has come into its own, owing to a fresh approach to design inspired by this go-anywhere, do-anything approach to dressing. Call them hybrid garments wholesale manufacturers clothing that draws from all around the closet to create something new and adaptive, rather than falling into the usual categories of smart or casual, or even categories of function – going on a hike, going for a run, etc.

The Best Modern Hybrid Items for Men

• The Technical Suit

Given the ongoing casualization of the office, the increase of remote working, and younger generations acclimated to the freedom of lounge clothes, the suit from the mens clothing vendors is having to radically redefine itself to survive a society that threatens to kill it off. To the ridicule of creators of supposedly “perfect” suits, suitmakers have previously added some practicality to tailoring by making it stain- or crease-resistant, or machine-washable. However, these were all only conveniences as opposed to real advancements for the suit and its function. Now, let’s shift our attention to technical textiles that are bonded, rather than sewed, incredibly light and breathable, supple, yet able to keep their shape. Consider the end product as a two-piece, suit-like outfit that was influenced by sportswear and is just as simple to wear.

• The Action Trouser

There was a presumption that if you ever wore a pair of polyester pants with more than four pockets, you were planning to pack your Kendal Mint Cake and go on a strenuous trip across the Peak District. However, those presumptions are no longer sound. Instead, trouser design is increasingly taking inspiration from a variety of historically specialized forms, including hiking pants as well as mountaineering pants, construction worker pants, and, of course, military styles, to produce an entirely new product. It is probably going to have a lot of discrete pockets, be made of ripstop, Nyco (a cotton/nylon blend), or, yep, high-density polyester. It also likely has a long rise and a slightly tapered shape so it goes with both boots and shoes. The outcome is essentially a new type of trouser: one that is incredibly functional, robust, simple to wear, and, for a refreshing change, not made of jeans.

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