Scotch & Soda, the Amsterdam-based fashion brand, will launch a spring capsule collection in collaboration with American pop artist Burton Morris.
The “Born to Love’ capsule features Morris’ signature vibrant hearts, bringing a bold Pop Art aesthetic to Valentine’s Day.
The unisex collection reimagines modern workwear with a colorful twist, combining single- and multi-color screen-printed patches, intricate shuttle look designs and “handcrafted look” embroidering techniques. Mini satin-stitch pocket details add a playful touch, making every piece a wearable work of art.
Key styles include structured trucker and bomber jackets, graphic T-shirts, a matching knit set and hoodies, complemented by accessories such as a baseball cap, tote bag and silk scarf.
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The limited-edition collection launches globally on Monday.
“Scotch & Soda continues to be inspired by bold artists and creators. We embraced the opportunity to collaborate with Burton Morris, who is one of the most exciting American pop artists today. Together, we created a unique and vibrant collection for our ‘Born to Love’ capsule that offers a standout interplay of iconography and color that we know the Scotch & Soda customer will enjoy,” said Joey Gabbay, chief executive officer of Bluestar Alliance, which owns Scotch & Soda.
“I’m thrilled to collaborate with Scotch & Soda to bring a burst of color, energy and optimism to their unique designs. This partnership celebrates individuality and creativity, blending my Pop Art aesthetic with their bold fashion statements. Love is the ultimate expression of connection and creativity, and this collection captures that spirit through vibrant designs and bold energy. Together, we’ve created pieces that celebrate individuality and radiate positivity, reminding everyone to wear their hearts on their sleeves — literally and figuratively,” Morris said.
The Scotch & Soda x Burton Morris collection will be sold at Scotch & Soda’s stores and website, as well as select locations across the U.S., including Anthropologie and Nordstrom, Australia, China, Middle East and the EU.
Prices range from $52.99 to $475.55.
Morris, a Pittsburgh native, broke into the art world in 1993. Absolut Vodka selected Morris to design artwork for “Absolut Pennsylvania,” a national ad campaign that was originated by Andy Warhol. Morris’ work became part of the Absolut collection and was showcased alongside fellow Pennsylvania natives Warhol and Keith Haring. Global brands and global live event producers that have commissioned his work include AT&T, Chanel, Coca-Cola, Ford Motors, Kellogg, Perrier and Rolex in addition to the Academy Awards, FIFA World Cup Soccer, MLB All Stars, Summer Olympic Games and the U.S. Open.
