Escape the Cold with Rivay
The new brand's spring forecast calls for rugged but comfortable staples. And we pretty much want them all.
Smart off duty staples enhanced with technical details.
Lightweight beach pants, $165
"To put it simply, we're an American sportswear collective merging the innovation of New York with the ease of coastal escapes." That's how co-founder Tyler Rowe describes his label Hasta, which just launched with its debut spring/summer collection. The line is a unique mix of relaxed, off-duty staples that have been super charged with performance features and technical fabrics. Think quick-drying cotton shirts, seam-sealed pockets or sweats with a contoured waistband and tailored gusset for extra ease of movement.
The clothes seem chill, but there's a lot of research and development to get them that way. "Depending on the piece, we collaborate with athletes and listen to what they need, then create solutions to perform and look smarter," says Rowe. "Some products are still in development and may take a few years before it's ready—for us, in the end, each piece needs to be fresh and deliver benefits."
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Rowe's favorite piece just happens to be ours as well. A lightweight and packable coach's jacket cut from a washed, waterproof seersucker. "We added elastic thumbhole cuffs for extra protection when cycling or skating against the wind," he says. "We also added a laser cut, thermo welded pocket near the kidney area to offer full mobility and balance when storing wallets and digital devices." It's that kind of attention to detail that proves that Hasta is a brand you'll be hearing a lot more of in the future.
Seersucker coach's jacket, $475 and Fisherman shirt jacket, $198
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