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H&M Partners with Illustrator Katie Scott

Artist’s designs will be featured in a capsule collection launching later this month

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7 years ago

February 28, 2017

H&M (Stockholm) announced that it has partnered with illustrator Katie Scott to create a capsule collection for the company’s line of clothing for children. The collection will launch in stores and online on March 23.

The collection will include 14 pieces, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, leggings, shorts as well as an embroidered dress and bomber jacket, reports Women’s Wear Daily. The items will feature Scott’s illustrations of animals, insects and sea life and will be the first time the artist’s drawings have appeared on apparel.

“We wanted to create this collaboration with Katie Scott because she has a unique ability to illustrate animals in a scientific and yet modern way,” said a spokeswoman for H&M. “We are proud to present the very first collection of clothes with Katie Scott illustrations. It is an exciting collaboration with an amazing illustrator.”

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