QASIMI Lets The Making Show In SS27 “Undercurrent”
Fashion brand QASIMI has unleashed its Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled “Undercurrent,” and the mood is all about what lives beneath the surface.
The collection studies labour, process and repetition, treating clothing not as a perfectly sealed final object, but as an evolving record of gesture, time and transformation.
That idea appears through pleats, exposed threads, displaced seams, manual dyes, modular tailoring and construction details that are allowed to remain visible instead of being hidden away.
QASIMI’s “Undercurrent” collection turns labour, repetition, pleating, exposed construction and modular tailoring into a visible language for Spring/Summer 2027.
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There is a quiet intelligence in the way “Undercurrent” lets the hand of the maker remain in the room. Threads extend beyond hems, seams shift away from expected places, and sheer layers reveal the architecture underneath the garment.
The result is a wardrobe that feels relaxed, seasonless and wearable, but never blank. QASIMI keeps the clothes soft enough to move through the day while still letting the construction talk.
Across the lineup, deep pleats shape shirts and outerwear, barrel-leg denim brings volume, lightweight checks return to the house language and manual dye work leaves visible traces across relaxed twill tailoring.
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The gallery continues the “Undercurrent” story with pleating, modular layers, visible construction and QASIMI’s calm take on process-led menswear.
For Spring/Summer 2027, QASIMI does not treat construction as something to clean up. Instead, the house turns process into texture, labour into surface and repetition into form.
“Undercurrent” works because it trusts the unfinished edge. The clothes feel calm at first glance, but the closer you look, the more the seams, folds and traces begin to move.
Sources: FY Magazine! provided the collection title and runway-gallery context; Design Scene provided additional context on labour, repetition, visible construction and material manipulation; Male Model Scene provided additional runway and garment-construction details.
