What streetwear trends should I stock in shorts for next season?

Choosing what to stock next season

We can share what we see being produced across our client base and the construction details that recur, such as heavier cottons, relaxed and boxy fits, washed and garment-dyed finishes, and layered branding. The final buying decision rests on your own customers' data.

The useful approach is to balance a small number of trend-led pieces with dependable core styles, so a trend that fades does not leave stock stranded. Your own sell-through, rather than our opinion, should drive volume.

Because MOQ applies per style and per colour, it is usually better to test a new direction in one or two colourways, then reorder what works in the same colours or add new ones later.

Any trend commentary we give is general observation and is not a forecast or a promise of sales; market conditions vary by region and by season.

Tell us your target market and price point and we will suggest styles to consider.

It also helps to agree which pieces are core and which are tests. Core styles can be planned in larger quantities, while a trend piece is often safer in one or two colourways at the minimum quantity.

Because the same pattern supports a reorder, a piece that performs can be repeated quickly in the same colour or extended into new ones.