Knitwear brand Chinti & Parker has launched a new Crayola collection, spanning sweater, tracksuits and t-shirts.
‘Crayola embodies the true essence of Chinti & Parker’s spirit, sharing our love of colour and always championing creativity, fun, self-expression, and a general sense of playfulness,’ read a statement from Chinti & Parker.
‘We’ve always admired Crayola, and collaborating with them to create a truly joyful, colourful collection felt like an obvious choice.’
Check out some of the collection below:
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