Playful Parisian label Sixpack just released this mix to complement their new Fall/Winter 2011 collection entitled “Born Again Revisited.” Roughly translated, the core theme of this collection dictates: “SixPack always maintained hope of eternal youth that would not be an escape but a reaffirmation of all early experiences.” The French brand enlisted the help of French artists Mr Matsa & Zeeman on L.S.D., resulting in this charming and fresh-sounding mix. Treat your ears and have a listen.

Titled “Born Again Revisited,” Sixpack France‘s latest lookbook shows off part two of its releases for this upcoming season. The collection features an assortment of tailored camo blazers, T-shirts by Erosie and Cody Hudson, clean button-downs, and a handful of new accessories. Check out the collection online and in select stores this fall/winter season.

New from Sixpack France, which brands itself as a “vague advertising agency of lost causes,” comes a strong collection for the 2011 fall/winter season. Entitled “Born Again Revisited,” the label’s lookbook shows an affinity for tailored blazers, simple graphic T-shirts, sharp button-downs and clean accessories. Definitely an aesthetically-pleasing collection, Sixpack France’s mantra of being a go-to for “grown up teenagers” seems particularly true after glimpsing the way their lookbook is styled, pairing suits with white canvas sneakers, tees and more.

Inspired by a spirit of youth and adventure, SixPack France presents its collection for Spring/Summer 2011. With its classic, easy pieces, the lookbook images make us long for summer, teasing viewers with pastel-colored chinos, tailored shorts and lightweight knitwear. A certain element of playfulness is worked into the details of some pieces like one button-down shirt that has two vertical pockets stitched near the chest and another with a black and white patterned placket.

Sixpack France has just launched these images to add to its fall/winter campaign launched earlier this year. The “Synesthesie” collection was captured by ill-Studio and features a short series of images, selected as representative of the remainder of the run. Utilising graphics by Jonathan Zawada and Benbo George the “Synesthesie” collection is contemporary, perhaps more sophisticated than previous collections. Fans can expect a full release soon.

Sixpack France gives us a look into their new lookbook for Fall/Winter 2010. Dubbed “Synesthesie”, the collection narrows in on the contemporary look, which has become a staple for most brands as of late. Featured within the collection are several jackets, knits, and everything in between, along with graphic tees, Sixpack’s original claim to fame. Look for these items via Sixpack France stockists, including its online store. The shots and art direction for the lookbook come courtesy of ill-Studio.

Sixpack France previews its last release from this season’s “Peyote Poem” Collection. Offering a simple graphic tee, the shirt features a design by Cody Hudson’s Stuggle Inc., with a simple “Drugs” hit on the front. It will be released as a limited edition drop through Sixpack France, with further details in the coming days.

Contemporary Standard develops this new editorial for Sixpack France, highlighting the brand’s latest seasonal collection. The piece features photography by Contemporary Standard with pictures from Emmanuele Delrio and styling completed by Cristiana Rivellino Santella. Images of the shoot are offered below.

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Following up several previews, which even included a video short, Sixpack France unveils its lookbook for the Spring/Summer season, Peyote Poem. The looks carry on Sixpack’s usual artist series program, although this new campaign finds itself showcasing a good amount of cut-and-sew product, including knits, outerwear, and denim. Expect a release soon through Sixpack retailers.

For Spring 2010 DC has collaborated once again with influential French store and brand Sixpack, featuring designs from graphic artist PMKFA. Sober and monochromatic, the designs by PMKFA lure you into its psychedelic insides. Patterns are based on both the obvious and the not-so-obvious elements of street culture. Turn the shoe upside down and get an insight in PMKFA’s vision of street-entrepreneurship, taking lessons from 90’s hip hop and the idea that life is like a chess game: creativity, the need to always stay sharp, and the goal of making your next move your best move.

Two distinctive DC silhouettes, the Admiral and Sector 7, were recruited for this collection and are accompanied by premium apparel consisting of two t-shirts labeled, Oneness and Marble & Ink, and a Six Years fitted New Era Cap.