RASSVET’s FW25 collection, They’re Not Old, They’re Classics, emerges less as a seasonal drop and more as a study in cultural memory. Its starting point lies in the atmosphere of thrift stores and vintage markets, where garments carry the aura of previous lives — familiar textures, faded colors, imperfections that become identity. The research here is not only about cut or fabric, but about how clothes acquire meaning through time, how wear itself becomes design. With processes like stonewashing, enzyme dyeing, and patina layering, RASSVET engineers pieces to feel both immediate and already storied, collapsing the line between archive and newness. What unfolds is a narrative that treats fashion as structure rather than surface: a blueprint shaped by nostalgia, skate culture, and pop references, but reconstructed through experimentation into something distinctly contemporary.