When we start every Bossa denim collection we think about cultural trends and influences. We want to fit our denims in the consumers movements and directions. So we create frames covering the different aspects of the denim/jeans trends. We fill these frames with our ideas, our innovations.
This season we divided the collection in 3 groups:
Future Relics
Future Relics blends nostalgia with innovation through a red-cast indigo dye we call Prism Blue, creating a warm, vintage hue. Featuring classic bull denim with both open-end warp and weft, it offers a textured, durable feel. To modernize the collection, deep finishes add brightness, giving the fabric a fresh, polished look while maintaining its timeless appeal. What’s well-made and appreciated today, when paired with enduring design, naturally evolves into tomorrow’s future relic.
Harvest Moon
Harvest Moon takes a conceptual approach, exploring the intersection of structure and materiality by blending rawness with refined form. This collection features a luxurious mix of Modal and Tencel for a silky touch, complemented by brushed fabrics that provide warmth and comfort—perfect for the autumn season. The thoughtful combination of materials strikes a balance between tactile richness and modern aesthetics, emphasizing both ease and elevated design.
As autumn arrives and the Harvest Moon rises, it invites you to slow down. The days shorten, and you find yourself reaching for warmer layers, wrapping up in a blanket, sipping tea, and watching the sun dip below the horizon—moments of stillness that echo the collection’s embrace of comfort and calm.
Phoenix Rises
Phoenix Rising showcases a bold, digital-inspired palette that embodies resilience, innovation, and the youthful drive to reinvent themselves through fashion. The collection’s coated, overdyed, and printed fabrics capture a vibrant, forward-thinking spirit, blending playfulness with a powerful sense of renewal.
Today’s youth approach innovation not by altering the fabric itself, but by reimagining how denim can be used across different applications. This perspective is inherently future-focused and sustainable—maximizing possibilities from fewer materials. Less is more: a mindset that amplifies creativity while minimizing waste, reflecting adaptability in an ever-changing world.
