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Presenting their wide range of lifestyle selections, leading hat-makers, Kangol, unveil a new lookbook for Spring/Summer 2009. Kangol's large assortment of designs are apparent, offering versatile headwear for any occasion and personality amongst a wide spectrum of colors, styles, and fits. more
Kangol revisit four of their more iconic designs for the Fall/Winter season. Utilizing premium Japanese jersey throughout all four models, the lineup boasts a sports-inspired feel yet maintains a luxurious look while implementing a natural fleece textile. The lineup looks to release along with the rest of Fall/Winter 2009 in ... more
Having worked together previous on various Kangol classics such as the 504 and other beanie styles, fragment design puts together another collection of understated headwear. The collection features fragment design's well-documented penchant for muted colorways on a cuff-less beannie made of wool. Available soon at the honeyee Store in black, ... more
Readers of this site know all too familiar the symbolic 'x' which can often be found separating two different brands, designers and personalities. Presented by Bread and Butter Barcelona, Imprint Culture Lab 2008 featured a session titled The Cult of Collaboration which included a panel from different disciplines who each ... more
Honeyee catches up with a handpicked group of Japanese fashion/music personalities capturing their perspective of Kangol headwear's evolution within their respective industries. Amongst the chosen were DJ Muro, Tomoyuki Tanaka aka Fantastic Plastic Machine, Supreme/aNYthing PR Onegram and model/singer Asami Imajuku. In addition, Honeyee previews the third delivery of Kangol's ... more
Inspired by the notions of luxury through illicit means, the Caviar Cartel from SSUR aims to capture the essence of this concept through their ongoing collections. The reference to caviar itself works its way into the aesthetics of some of the pieces seen here with 3D caviar-esque beaded prints paying ... more
As one of the different sub-brands under the SSUR, the works of OG artist Russ Karablin are featured under his label Rebel Ape. Military themes are strong within this collection and representative of the "Rebel Ape" logo (modified Che logo) which has been a mainstay of the brand for many ... more
Both representing the forefront of movements in Japan's street fashion and contemporary pop art community, Hiroshi Fujiwara and Takashi Murakami are in the midst of preparing for their end of the month exhibition titled "Hi & Lo". Both coming from strong product backgrounds and directors behind their respective brands, a ... more
No strangers to each other, fragment design and Kangol embark on their fifth collaborative venture. For fragment design's Hiroshi Fujiwara, the Kangol represents a staple piece of headwear and it comes as no surprise the numerous collaborations the two have worked together. Aside from the obvious branding a project like ... more
In it's latest Honeyee feature, the magazine takes a journey into the history of this iconic English head wear company. Through time, Kangol has had it's fair share of fans including The Beatles in the 60's all the way up to LL Cool J in the 80's and Sam Jackson ... more
