Scotch & Soda Introduces 'Born to Love' Capsule Collection in Collaboration with Renowned Pop Artist Burton Morris.

Scotch & Soda, a Dutch brand that is known through its Amsterdam-based stores, is excited to unveil its SS25 series, which is a 2025 Spring-Summer collection that was created as a result of the cooperation of the company with the national enclave pop artist of America named Burton Morris. Regarding this, 'Born to Love' is one of the evergreens of the brand. Love is expressed in several ways in the collection; among them is the 'Born to Love,' which is included in the collection as well. It is a unique, exciting design made by Morris with the cheerful colors and large hearts that only pop art can deliver and is a product that is perfect for Valentine's Day.


This collection for both genders is a new form of the modern workwear concept where the brand added vivid colors and combined single and multicolor screen-printed patches interweaved with intricate projectile-weave designs and 'hand-tooled' embroidery. The employing of the current blend of colors and the sparkling looks results in a cozy and warm satisfaction in addition to the visual pleasure. It is also given such a name as 'A Color Paradise,' whose beauty and richness in every satin look make it the most colorful and therefore the most desirable one.


Joey Gabbay, CEO of Bluestar Alliance, told his story: "The brand Scotch Soda has always been attracted to the highly talented outliers and rule breakers, and this time was no exception. Consequently, we did not have any other option but to include ourselves in the engagement with the incredible artist, Burton Morris, who was a remarkable American pop artist of our time at the opening of the chance. One must have been innovative and designed something colorful and unique that would be the talk of the town. "Born to Love" is the best sample of a seamless combination of images and colors. The first set of colorful garments we have created is, without a doubt, the perfect big hit among our Scotch Soda clients."