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Wrangler turns 70!

By September 14, 20171 Min Read
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Wrangler is now a 70-years young clothing label and for its anniversary collection, it has decided to recapture the essence of the most stylish decade of them all – the 70s; Relive the long, carefree summers with graphic prints, rainbow brights and iconic flares. The anniversary collection celebrates the wardrobe of a pivotal youth cultural movement that championed freedom, expression and undying love for denim .

The anniversary collection has been artfully inspired by the brand’s notable archive finds; reinventing the most popular ’70s styles for today’s young spirits with a passion for life and all of its adventures. Wrangler taps into the editorial ’70s imagery for inspiration, re-launching the vintage Kabel font logo. The collection also includes bold, colourful t-shirts featuring variations of the iconic ’70s Wrangler rainbow graphic, and signature staples in vibrant hues with retro seventies cuts.

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