Jesse James
The iconic Los Angeles retailer Fred Segal is back. Known as a purveyor of style and cutting-edge trends, the imprint has partnered with the United States Postal Service® for an outstanding new capsule collection. This marks the first time the two have aligned an officially licensed line of apparel. The new capsule collection arrives as an homage to the Postal Service’s rich history of more than 245 years and celebrates vintage USPS® logos, designs, and stamp artwork.
The five-piece collection offers a playful approach and includes selections for men and women. The range is host to a long and short sleeve tee, crop top, and sweatshirt. The apparel includes classic red, white, and postal blue colors with vintage logos and designs. There is also a hand tie-dyed long sleeve tee featuring the 2020 19th Amendment Women Vote stamp, in honor of the 100th Anniversary of women gaining the constitutional right to vote.
This special edition piece will be sold exclusively on usps.com/shop. (usps.com/shop.) Jeff Lotman, CEO and Owner of Fred Segal, spoke about the collaboration. He stated: “For years, we have wanted to join forces with the USPS. Considering the major impact of the pandemic on their business, we knew the timing was right to create a line of licensed Fred Segal x USPS® apparel to give the USPS the recognition it deserves.” Mr. Lotman went on to add, “We hope this collection will inspire a younger generation to show their support for the postal service and bring more awareness to the importance of the organization and its cause related initiatives throughout history and today.”
Take a closer look at the new range in the images, and head over to Fred Segal to pick up your favorite pieces immediately.
Photos via Fred Segal
