The iconic workwear brand Dickies is redefining workwear co-designed with Highsnobiety. The unisex collection aims to create ideal workwear-inspired casual suits-including pleated work pants, button work shirts and boxy suit jackets. The rugged and refined style is crafted from classic twill fabrics that have become synonymous with Dickies, providing versatility for everyday wear.

Matt Ting, Senior Director of Dickies Global Work Inspiration Products, said: "For a long time, suits have been associated with material success. We hope to adopt this idea, that symbol and remove it." "By adopting the silhouette of the suit and combining it with Combining classic work uniforms, we created a Highsnobiety style that is easier to use and reflects the current era."

Each style is available in three colors, black, Lincoln green and dark brown, and the size ranges from super small to super large. The design is faithful to Dickies' iconic shapes, cuts and materials, but with a twist of the Highsnobiety design.

Herbert Hoffman, Commercial Creative Director and Chief Purchaser of Highsnobiety, said: "We are very happy to work with iconic brands like Dickies. We like to create this collection with them." "Seeing that our logo, design philosophy and knowledge are combined. , Finally launched this suit series, making our dreams come true. I can’t wait to wear this suit with a white T-shirt or hoodie."

The series will be exclusively available worldwide at the Highsnobiety Shop on October 6th, and will be available on Dickies.com and some retailers from October 20th. Customers can experience in stores in Europe: END. (United Kingdom), Selfridges (United Kingdom), Goodhood (United Kingdom), Sevenstore (United Kingdom), Hanon (United Kingdom), Shinzo (France), Oneblockdown (Italy) and The Room (Spain).

To follow or tag a brand on social media, please visit @dickies and @highsnobietyshop.

Dickies was founded in Texas in 1922, working side by side with generations of proud workers, equipping them with sturdy and durable work clothes, enabling them to create and shape our world. As a brand of VF Corporation, Dickies has developed into a representative of a global community, these people draw inspiration from the traditional world of work and turn it into their own. Providing services in more than 100 countries/regions for nearly 100 years, what started out as a humble workwear company has grown into a global force that intertwined cultural movements with a strict commitment to simple style and lasting ingenuity. For more information, please visit dickies.com.

Highsnobiety is a brand dedicated to a new generation of cultural pioneers. Our mission is to discover and champion the best things our culture has to offer, connect people through our love of style, and expand the community of emerging creators. Highsnobiety is always at the forefront and is committed to discovering the next step.

Founded in 2005 by CEO David Fischer, Highsnobiety is a global company headquartered in Berlin with offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Hong Kong, Sydney, Tokyo and Milan. We are a digital media and cultural consulting company at the intersection of style, art, design and technology, providing a platform for our beloved brands and people.

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