Sunday Afternoons, a leader in technical headwear and accessories, has launched its Fall 2024 headwear line, featuring The Next Collection, which represents a harmonious fusion of style and stewardship, exemplifying Sunday Afternoons’ commitment to providing exceptional headwear that resonates with an eco-conscious consumer.
“With a legacy spanning over three decades, Sunday Afternoons has remained at the forefront of innovation and a profound love for the outdoors — principles that continue to drive our mission forward,” Joey Fallon, vice president of product at Sunday Afternoons said. “Every day, we are taking steps to make our hats more innovative, sustainable, and socially responsible — so we feel good making them, and you feel great wearing them.”
The Next Collection features headwear crafted from 100 percent recycled polyester main body fabrics, 100 percent recycled fleece, and 100 percent bluesign recycled wicking sweatbands.
The line redefines comfort and sustainability within the realm of outdoor accessories. Featured styles in this collection include the Bluster Bomber (pictured), Frontier Cap, and Sauvie Bucket, all complemented by fresh Fall 2024 colorways inspired by a lifestyle-driven color palette.
In addition to The Next Collection, Sunday Afternoons expands its Reflective Knit Collection with the Myriad Reflective Beanie. This ultrasoft acrylic knit beanie incorporates reflective fibers into the yarn for added visibility.
For women who enjoy the combination of reflective knit, beanies, and ponytails, the Glissade Ponytail Beanie is a top choice. This hat features a concealed ponytail opening within its moss-stitch pattern and a reflective thread pom.
The entire Sunday Afternoons Fall 2024 collection offers a lifestyle-driven color palette inspired by the brand’s outdoor heritage, and its technical features enable exploration both before dawn and after dark, making it full of surprises.
Lastly, in a significant stride toward responsible design, Sunday Afternoons announces its entire outdoor insulated and rain collections are now PFAS-free, marking a transition initiated in 2020.
For more information, visit www.sundayafternoons.com.
