Dim Mak 2009 Fall/Winter Collection
July 16, 2009 ⋅ Uncategorized ⋅ by Eugene Kan ⋅ 7 Views

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Dividing his time throughout a number of different gigs ranging from fashion to running a music label, the clothing line from Steve Aoki and their upcoming 2009 fall/winter releases are previewed here. His brand Dim Mak features a series of t-shirts featuring black and white outlines and come complete with a pack of fabric markers which essentially give you the chance to DIY the colors to your liking.

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  • http://twitter.com/Justinperea Justin Perea

    I think its interesting idea, all though I would like to see them have more then just this.
    but i still like the concept

  • http://twitter.com/Justinperea Justin Perea

    I think its interesting idea, all though I would like to see them have more then just this.
    but i still like the concept

  • http://twitter.com/Justinperea Justin Perea

    I think its interesting idea, all though I would like to see them have more then just this.
    but i still like the concept

  • BobbyD

    save money on the actuall production of the shirts yes, but the company supplies the fabric pens and obviously had to buy them somewhere. So would it really cost that much less to put three or four pens with the shirt or just print the colors on. I dont think this company is doing this to save money, i think the company is doing this to give the consumer a certain amount of creative control over the shirt design.

  • BobbyD

    save money on the actuall production of the shirts yes, but the company supplies the fabric pens and obviously had to buy them somewhere. So would it really cost that much less to put three or four pens with the shirt or just print the colors on. I dont think this company is doing this to save money, i think the company is doing this to give the consumer a certain amount of creative control over the shirt design.

  • BobbyD

    save money on the actuall production of the shirts yes, but the company supplies the fabric pens and obviously had to buy them somewhere. So would it really cost that much less to put three or four pens with the shirt or just print the colors on. I dont think this company is doing this to save money, i think the company is doing this to give the consumer a certain amount of creative control over the shirt design.

  • BobbyD

    save money on the actuall production of the shirts yes, but the company supplies the fabric pens and obviously had to buy them somewhere. So would it really cost that much less to put three or four pens with the shirt or just print the colors on. I dont think this company is doing this to save money, i think the company is doing this to give the consumer a certain amount of creative control over the shirt design.

  • BobbyD

    save money on the actuall production of the shirts yes, but the company supplies the fabric pens and obviously had to buy them somewhere. So would it really cost that much less to put three or four pens with the shirt or just print the colors on. I dont think this company is doing this to save money, i think the company is doing this to give the consumer a certain amount of creative control over the shirt design.

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  • freshdressed

    Dope….bringing the creativity back in fashion

  • freshdressed

    Dope….bringing the creativity back in fashion

  • freshdressed

    Dope….bringing the creativity back in fashion

  • freshdressed

    Dope….bringing the creativity back in fashion

  • freshdressed

    Dope….bringing the creativity back in fashion

  • The $tatus Faction

    That’s one way to save money on production, just make the customer color it in. Lame. Dim Mak was cool for half a summer, when CMYK and All-over prints still ruled. Give it up.

  • The $tatus Faction

    That’s one way to save money on production, just make the customer color it in. Lame. Dim Mak was cool for half a summer, when CMYK and All-over prints still ruled. Give it up.

  • The $tatus Faction

    That’s one way to save money on production, just make the customer color it in. Lame. Dim Mak was cool for half a summer, when CMYK and All-over prints still ruled. Give it up.

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    maybe the shirts are something i should wear too for my videos. ha!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    maybe the shirts are something i should wear too for my videos. ha!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    maybe the shirts are something i should wear too for my videos. ha!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    continuing the creative distro! nice!!!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    continuing the creative distro! nice!!!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    continuing the creative distro! nice!!!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    continuing the creative distro! nice!!!

  • http://www.youtube.com/bustedkeys Busted Keys

    continuing the creative distro! nice!!!

  • MarcB

    very very very goood

  • MarcB

    very very very goood

  • MarcB

    very very very goood

  • MarcB

    very very very goood

  • MarcB

    very very very goood