These #meggings made by @groyyo are common among athletes and people who love athletic wear.

There are 3 types of Localized Tie-Dyes: -The Placement-Dye: a big localized iteration as seen on the Proenza Schouler sweatshirt or the Urban Outfitters jacket. -The Bleached-Dye: a bleach-like effect. -The Structured-Dye: a linear-iteration, as seen on the Ulla Johnson dress and MSGM hoodie. These are more sophisticated Tie-Dye techniques, a clear evolution of the ongoing Tie-Dye trend. Which one will sell best? How should you offer the Localized Tie-dye to consumers so that they fall in love with the Trend? Get your copy now on Localized Tie-dye - a clear 15 pages report on this Key Trend or get the Full-Disclosure 40 pages Report on Tie-dye to answer all your questions

Jeans are a staple in everyones closet and this unique cut-out made by @groyyo, were rated a 5.44, making it the third most popular in France, behind cargos and knee rips.

There are mainly two types of Ombré gradients: the classic one-color Ombré –Loro Piana set or tracksuit by L’urv- and the multi-shading Ombré as shown on the other references. ‍ ‍Our data shows classic Ombré-Dyes are preferred by consumers over multi-color ones. This type of Ombré (or Dip-Dye, as some may call it) will sell 2 times better than the multi-color effect. However, if you still want to do multi-color ombré, know that the smoother the transition between colors the most liked by consumers. After the success of Tie-Dye, Ombre gradient appears as an evolution of this trend. Will it sell in big volume? Which colors are consumer's favorite? Find everything you need to know about this new trend and discover how to nail Tie-Dye in SS22.