PLEASURES' Spring 2018 Collection Explores “Freaks in LOVE”

Expanding on the label’s cult aesthetic.

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Known for its evocative, subculture fueled takes on streetwear, PLEASURES recently released its latest Spring 2018 collection.

This time around the LA-based label utilized its unique cult aesthetic to explore themes of destruction, heartache and self-exploration for the season. Titled “Freaks in LOVE,” the range features a new assortment of cut and sew comprised of denim trucker jackets, custom knits, graphic emblazoned T-shirts and embroidered caps. Some standout pieces include custom plaid Rudeboy Jacket, text-heavy Evolve Button Down Shirt and bold Power Logo Hat.

Priced between $36 and $140 USD, PLEASURES “Freaks in LOVE” Spring 2018 collection is available now online and at select retailers.

Also, make sure to check out PLEASURES recently collaborated with monkey time on an electronica-inspired Spring/Summer 2018 capsule.

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