P&Co are inviting us to find some balance in the chaos, which seems very apt right now. Their new spring collection features some incredible graphics that take influence from tattoo art, biker culture and band merch, all printed on heavyweight silhouettes.
The new collection was initially inspired by a pair of their carpenter trousers, which the brand's creative director Lee Timms had hand-painted himself. Having worn them for many years, travelling the world, and even during his home renovations, the way the trousers had worn and changed over time gave rise to the new Chaos Carpenter Pants.
Now with a slightly wider silhouette (something I can definitely get behind – sorry, skinny jeans lovers), these revamped trousers feature custom screen-printed artwork of your usual good vibes: snakes, skulls, spider webs, scorpions etc. And it's all on a super-heavy wash cotton canvas with double-layered knees, of course.
The Idle Hands boxy tee is something I must tell you about, because boxy tees are an absolute essential! The silhouette is so much more flattering than a longer line piece. Even if you're tall, hear me out, they just look cool and slutty (in a hot way) on you. And the rest of us with short torsos finally have tees that actually fit the shape of our body! It’s such a cool fit, and I wish more brands/bands did it.
Other standouts include the Albion Carpenter Pants in leopard print with secret skulls hiding in the pattern, and the Scorpion Station Jacket – a cropped fit black cotton jacket with scorpion appliqué patches. And loads of great tops and tees to boot!
Available now from P&Co.