This article discusses the decline of traditional, high-quality winter coats and the rise of fast fashion in the winter clothing industry. The author laments the lack of investment pieces, like duffle coats, that can be passed down through generations, as was common in Europe. Instead, they see people wearing lightweight, impractical coats in the snow. The author speculates that the pandemic may be a factor, or if it’s just a lack of appreciation for quality, artisanal clothing. They end by asking readers to share if they know of any heirloom fashion staples in the US.
Home Fashion Today The fashion heirloom pieces in Cambridge and Somerville refer to high-quality, timeless,...