wetheknot Launches FW25 Collection
by Adriano Batista
A brand can feel like a place. For wetheknot, that place is Lisbon, but the idea is much bigger. The new FW25 collection, “From and Around,” makes that clear. The roots aren’t in a single spot on a map but in a network. The people who make the clothes, the partners who collaborate, and the clients who wear them all shape where the brand goes. Each piece is a product of this mix.
This season, the feeling is textured and warm. Knitwear takes the lead. There are chunky wool knits and lighter versions in organic cotton, made for layering as the weather shifts. A grey melange jumper and beanie set features thick, ribbed trims. For something less heavy, pullovers come in khaki and brown. Completing the knit selection are fully ribbed scarves in grey melange and a deep petrol blue.
Beyond the knitwear, a Lyocell Harrington jacket pairs a classic workwear shape with a light, fluid material new to the brand. The denim line also grows, adding a dark wash tapered-leg jean.
The accessories focus on smart function. A recycled nylon bag converts from a shoulder bag to a small backpack. A larger tote bag uses a magnetic flap to secure its pockets. A tactical belt is elastic to fit various sizes and features a unique buckle.
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The “From and Around” drop is available both online at wetheknot.com and at their home base: the flagship store on Rua São João da Praça 41 in Lisbon’s Alfama neighborhood.
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