DDCLAB
DDCLab x New Balance 2010 Fall/Winter MT580 & M574
October 13, 2010
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A few seasons ago, New York's DDCLab was brought on board as creative directors of New Balance. With their participation, New Balance looked to the collective for an injection of technical concepts and performance materials. Having created special capsules in the past, a...
DDCLAB for New Balance 1400 Holiday Collection
October 15, 2009
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No stranger to one another, New York's DDCLAB work up a new set of creations for New Balance and the sportswear brand's Holiday Collection. Three different colorways in the 1400 model are shown, each featuring simple color makeups with DDCLAB's always impressive range of...
DDCLAB for New Balance 1400 Sneaker Preview
June 29, 2009
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Continuing with their partnership, New Balance looked towards New York-based design lab, DDCLAB for an upcoming collection of the footwear brands 1400 sneaker. Three different earth tone colorways were created, each showcasing DDCLAB's medley of cutting edge, lightweight...
DDCLAB x New Balance 420
January 20, 2009
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Known for their strength in fabric sourcing and ability to earmark technologies, DDCLAB bring that very same aesthetic to the table when it comes to sneaker design. Hooking up with New Balance once again, the New York-based design agency produce another amazing pack of...
Interview with Roberto Crivello of DDCLAB
November 12, 2008
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With a fresh new retail space to call their own and a New Balance 420 collaboration to kick things off, we had a chance to speak with Roberto Crivello, one-half of the innovative New York-based label DDCLAB. Placing a great importance on revolutionary fabrics, we delve...
DDCLAB x New Balance “The Reflective 420”
November 8, 2008
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While regular 3M has been the familiar standard for reflective materials, New York based DDCLAB and its founder's Savania Davies-Keiller and Robert Crivello have maintained a penchant for discovering and sourcing new technical fabrics; The result speaks for itself with this...
