Introducing Our New Fall 19 Collection!
It's that time of year again! Our Fall/Winter 2019 collection has dropped in stores and online even though the temperature hasn't yet. It isn't quite sweater weather, but these new arrivals are too beautiful to keep to ourselves. Your favorite Krimson Klover styles are back again in new bold colors and patterns. The Krimson Klover team has also created some new styles you are sure to fall in love with! Here's a brief introduction to our Fall New Arrivals:
MOUNTAIN LIFESTYLE
Transition from cold summer breezes into crisp autumn days with a collection of sweaters, dresses, and skirts. Looks are enriched with distinctive patterns, soft waffle-knits and alluring color stories. This group features a few of our favorite lightweight pieces.
FIRESIDE
Envelop yourself in our luxurious collection of cozy knits inspired by relaxing next to a crackling fire. Stay comfortable and warm in stylish pieces, celebrating our finest yarns and jacquards.
ACTIVE ESSENTIALS
The inspiration for this collection stemmed from the team’s travels and adventures. Mid and base layers with seamless technology for comfort, contour, and performance without sacrificing style. Perfect on and off the slopes, this innovative group offers the ideal balance of stretch and soft compression to be flattering in all the right places.
BASE LAYER
Krimson Klover has expanded the successful vintage inspired base layer collection. Each unique piece features original artwork from a Colorado artist, with a modern twist on retro ski fashion. The vibrant designs featured on this year's collection of base layers were inspired by Nordic folklore, Peru and our very own Rocky Mountains!
ACCESSORIES
Fun vintage inspired designs on hats, gaiters, and bags add a touch of whimsy to every outfit.
MOUNTAIN ELEGANCE
Our Mountain Elegance collection combines buttery-soft viscose stretch yarn with distinctive patterns and knit techniques, to give you style and natural performance without wool. This group's favorite styles feature classic styles for the slopes or apres.
MODERN ALPINE
Born in the mountains of Colorado, ski culture runs deep in our veins. Our colorful and innovative sweater designs in luxurious merino blends are as perfect on the slopes as they are for your apres-ski merriments.
MODERN CLASSICS
This collection is a contemporary take on traditional, beloved knits. We combined classic silhouettes and timeless desings with bold colors and extra-fine merino yarns.
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(Above) Snow Show was held at Colorado Convention Center in the heart of downtown Denver.
(Above) Krimson Klover picked out some of next fall's favorites to dress the mannequins.
(Above) Fall 19 collection features new original artworks as well as this past season's favorites on base layers, vests, and accessories.
Why? Drinking wine is fun as it is, but make it a blast with accessories like cork coasters and monogram bottle stoppers. Maybe mom will even share a glass with you!
Why? These passports allow the adventurous girl to record her travels and activities in a unique way! There are many different passports to choose from, whether she loves to hike or visit different National Parks, you’ll find one that fits her passion.
Why? Grandma will love to look at this when she can’t make the trip. You can fill it with personal photos to preserve her favorite memories. She won’t have to fumble with the phone to find pictures of her family because she’ll keep the photobook at hand on the coffee table!
Merino Wool – Prized for their wool, Merino Sheep deliver a soft, fine fiber that is naturally antibacterial, repels water and stays warm and toasty even when wet.
Cashmere – Cashmere fibers come from the downy winter undercoat of Cashmere Goats. Cashmere wool is finer, stronger and lighter and three times more insulating than sheep’s wool. Often garnishing a premium price even over Ultrafine Merino Wool.
Mohair – A fine and delicate fiber from the Angora goat. Angora is notable for its high luster and sheen, mohair is warm in winter yet moisture-wicking and cool in the summer. Mohair is naturally elastic, flame and crease-resistant. Mohair is often blended with other fibers (like nylon) to increase its durability.
Angora – Not to be mistaken for Mohair, which comes from the Angora Goat (see above). Angora refers to the downy coat of the Angora Rabbit. Angora Rabbit fur fibers are much warmer and lighter than wool due to the hollow core of the angora fiber. There are several animal cruelty concerns in the “plucking” of fur from Angora rabbits. “Plucking” might sound bad, but plucking in this sense refers to the brushing out of the rabbit’s undercoat so you get fewer outer fibers (sort of like using an undercoat brush on your dog).
Alpaca – Alpaca is a cute animal (well, we think so) resembling a Llama. Alpaca fibers are similar to sheep’s wool but actually hypoallergenic because it lacks lanolin. Alpaca fibers are naturally water-repellent and warmer than sheep’s wool.
Silk – The silk worm isn’t so much an animal as insect, but we’ve put it into this category. A silkworm creates a cocoon from one continuous thread of protein. The silk is harvested from the cocoons. The cocoons are boiled or steamed to kill the pupa and loosen the seracin that holds the cocoon together. Individual silk threads are unraveled from the cocoon and spun into a thread. Each cocoon can contain a continuous thread between 300 and 900 meters in length.
Soy Beans
Lyocell and Modal – fibers are manufactured from wood pulp. Chemicals are used in the production of these fibers, but the process is free from harmful solvents, and the processes are closed loop (meaning that the chemicals are captured and reused over and over again). Tencel® is a certified form of Lyocell that is guaranteed to be made from sustainable wood pulp. Bamboo Lyocell is sustainable because bamboo is a fast-growing sustainable crop. Our Fall 2018 Lightweight Base Layer collection features Tencel®.