Gap Joined Hands With GQ: New Best Men'S Wear Designer Series Released In America

Gap + GQ series is coming again! In October this year, Gap will again join hands with GQ to launch the best new men's wear designer Series in the United States.

The four designers selected by GQ magazine are diverse in style, from different backgrounds, and have different attitudes towards fashion. They display their unique views on classic men's clothing in the US West Coast style, restoring ancient ways, sportswear, and even combining Japanese street style.

The limited series will be launched in September 29th at Tmall Gap official flagship store Gap.tmall.com, and will be on sale at the designated stores in mainland China and Gap.cn in China's official website in October 8th.

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It is hoped that its design will be full of sense of sense in visual or tactile sense.

Using two water washing, making holes, disseminated, or even repeated immersion, create comfort, continuity, perfect retro fashion and decadence, presenting the most classic cool man in the west coast of the United States.

"The four best new year in the United States"

The designer has brought some new works to Gap stores worldwide.

Steven Sare, senior vice president of sales at Gap, said, "every designer brings the most popular and special products to men.

We are delighted to bring this exclusive series to customers who support and expect this limited series every year.

"This series is really great! These talented designers fuse the new energies of the two sides of the United States.

I firmly believe that these clothes not only represent the contemporary men's preferences for clothes, but also represent their lifestyles and attitudes.

GQ American editor Jim Nelson said.

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