18 Waits is the brainchild of Daniel Torjman, a young, skilled artist that got his schooling at New York’s FIT. The label’s Spring 2011 collection is the first we’ve seen from the Canada-based label though this is their third collection to date. The spring offerings include long- and short-sleeve Henleys constructed in lightweight slub cotton, military shirting made from Japanese fabrics and Billy caps in stripes and solids. This season also brings out the brand’s Scout pant, a slim-fit chino that features a super-soft cornhusk-wash.
18 Waits will be available in select shops and department stores across North America, including Steven Alan Annex on both coasts and Holt Renfrew locations in Canada. They’ll also be at next week’s (capsule) show so we’ll be sure to stop by check out their Fall 2011 collection.
