Jeff Griffin's autumn collection is dedicated to the village life of a urban man - this time the designer's favorite theme is compounded by the appearance of a horse dummy in the shooting promo, with which the characters communicate actively. Hounds and foxes depicted on sweaters and sweatshirts are separated (or united) by hearts on the back - symbols of love. The text advises drivers to slow down. Tweed appears - on trousers, jackets and as patches on elbows and shoulders. Shaggy camouflage trousers tucked into green rubber boots are added to the knitted "rustic" sweater. Griffin continues to develop his main design line, combining and reworking ideas borrowed from uniforms, work and sportswear. According to the tradition, the collection includes a series of "eternal" models with a patented Griffin cut - like a “Fish Mouth Jacket” with cleverly arranged hood to protect the chin from the cold, or a jacket that turns into a poncho. You should pay attention to the trousers with a special arched cut of the back facade, a double-sided jacket with khaki and camouflage and a jacket with width regulated by two straps on the back. A closer look reveals the content of camouflage patterns: on the lining and inside the pockets - prints depicting grass thickets, on sweaters and cardigans - packs of hunting dogs. The color scheme of the collection is khaki, green, shades of earth and withered grass, greenish-gray and gray-blue.