The Lil Yachty Capsule Collection by Nautica
by Adriano Batista

Nautica introduces The Lil Yachty Collection by Nautica, an exclusive heritage capsule collection designed with musical artist Lil Yachty, available this Holiday 2017.

From its flocked “N” logo patches to signature mesh detailing, the 19-piece collection draws inspiration from the brand’s design archives along with Lil Yachty’s favorite personal vintage Nautica items that he has collected and worn over the years. Lil Yachty was named a Creative Designer for the brand earlier this year and has been featured in the brand’s digital ad campaigns.

The limited-edition collection, consisting of both apparel and accessories, is featured in bright primary colors and includes a ripstop down puffer coat, Sherpa fleece bomber jackets, knit activewear tops and bottoms, cargo shorts, graphic tees, color-blocked polos, as well as reversible fleece-lined bucket hats. Nautica-branded logo graphics and tartan plaid prints taken from the brand’s archives of the 80’s and 90’s are re-mixed with fresh colors, logo treatments, and updated with Lil Yachty’s “Sailing Team” logo.

“We are excited to unveil our limited edition capsule collection with Lil Yachty,” said Brendan Sullivan, President of VF Sportswear. “Not only does it reflect the Nautica brand’s DNA with its bold colors and logos, it also shows Lil Yachty’s unique and authentic style, which will really excite his fanbase.”

The Lil Yachty Collection by Nautica is available at select stores globally and on Nautica.com

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