UNITED ARROWS & SONS 'Sons Magazine' Issue 2

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Japanese retailer and clothier UNITED ARROWS & SONS has unveiled the second issue of Sons Magazine, a seasonal print and online publication covering the imprint’s latest collaborations, arts and select lifestyle topics through the lens of Motofumi “Poggy” Kogi. Like the inaugural issue, the newest one is filled with large-format photos and spreads, along with interviews and features on subjects including punk tailoring and contemporary objects. You will also find an original picture book comprised of illustrations by Amigo Koike called “Where Do You Wanna Go Poggy?” Pick up Sons Magazine Issue 2 at select UNITED ARROWS locations in Japan, while an online version can be found here.

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