ROUGH—DRAFT® Releases “Daily Commute” Capsule for the Everyday Explorer
Get ready to tackle your daily adventures with the new “Daily Commute” capsule from ROUGH—DRAFT®. This two-item collection, featuring the Courier Zip Tote and Traveler 1/2 Zip, is designed to provide you with the essentials you need for your everyday excursions. And with a price range of $230-$330 USD, it won’t break the bank.
Available Now: Where to Buy the ROUGH—DRAFT® “Daily Commute” Capsule
Don’t wait to get your hands on the “Daily Commute” capsule from ROUGH—DRAFT®. It’s available now for purchase on the brand’s website, so you can start your daily adventures in style.
Functional Simplicity and High-Quality Materials
The “Daily Commute” capsule is all about functional simplicity and high-quality materials. The Courier Zip Tote, made in collaboration with 1733, is crafted from a blend of Japanese organic cotton and recycled nylon for a durable and comfortable feel. It also features a modular, removable strap for versatile wear and YKK EVERBRIGHT® zippers for added durability.
The Traveler 1/2 Zip, also made with the same Japanese cotton/nylon blend, boasts a two-layer construction and a half-lined interior with e.dye® recycled polyester pellets. This unique lining not only adds sustainability to the garment, but also makes it quick-drying and anti-pilling.
Founder Timothy Clark on the Inspiration Behind ROUGH—DRAFT®
In an interview with Hypebeast, ROUGH—DRAFT® founder Timothy Clark shared that every piece in the brand’s collection is influenced by nature and outdoor gear, but with a modern twist for everyday wear. This is evident in the “Daily Commute” capsule, with its subtle nods to outdoor gear and a spirit of exploration.
Don’t Miss Out on the Traveler 1/2 Zip
The Courier Zip Tote may have sold out quickly, but you can still get your hands on the Traveler 1/2 Zip. Head to the ROUGH—DRAFT® website now to snag this versatile and sustainable piece for $330 USD. Don’t miss out on the chance to elevate your daily commute with ROUGH—DRAFT®.
