BLENDING IN BEAUTIFUL

As American fashion finds itself between a crossroads and tariffs, Premiere Vision here in New York City today brings in fine fabrics that seem like light years away from American quality. The idea of creating American made apparel appears to be waning with the circumstances of our nation, but those who avoid our soil all together are the lucky ones. Free from the intrusive policies plaguing our great United States of America, we have found a true treasure in European fabric. This is moda, it’s Portugal fabric that can only be done by a true sourcing brand working directly with Paris, France and Europe brands and designer, it’s Cordeiro E. Campos.

From what DANIEL PLUS LAUREN saw here in Soho, Cordeiro E. Campos brings together its Portuguese moda fabric at 100 percent to create a textile that opens design possibilities for high end fashion. Defined as creating pieces that are more than fully-functional, Cordeiro E. Campos on display puts its heart and soul into high-quality joggers as one example. DPL witnessed tremendous hoodies, tops, and sweatpants that hold extremely tough because of high moda Portuguese quality. And with its moniker of working exclusively with Paris, France and Europe at the moment, there’s tremendous freedom to create a piece that’s free to be of high caliber without the interference of tariffs that compromise.

Not only do you get a high-quality moda fabric on a hoodie, you also get a hoodie with blended textures already on its piece. There’s no blended compromising fabrics here with Cordeiro E. Campos, the same 100 percent Portuguese moda fabric is there to play with textures that eventually make haute couture in its true high-end fashion. The powering moda fabric goes the distance as it doubles down on creating looks that finalize a truly detailed high-quality hoodie. And in turn, there’s no need to rely on other lower-end fabrics to fake the look of high quality, possibly as some knock-off polyester to look prestigious.

Overall, let’s take the moda Portuguese fabric at 100 percent by Cordeiro E. Campos and create all kinds of fashionable pieces. Imagine the effort of creating a normal top and bottom without it actually looking like a knock-off, evidence there is how justifiably high-priced the moda is. Paris, France and Europe is the only place you can experience such high quality fashion as this continent still has a concept of what true fashion is. Hopefully within the next year or two, America can catch up to the minimal quality of Paris, Europe and other countries to once again be fashion first.

DANIEL QUINTANILLA