NOAH Taps Straight-Edge Hardcore Band Youth of Today for Collaborative Drop

New York-based streetwear imprint NOAH has officially teased its collaborative capsule collection alongside legendary hardcore punk band Youth of Today. 

The straight edge and vegetarian lifestyle-pushing band from Connecticut makes for a fitting collaboration alongside the clothing and lifestyle brand.

Youth of Today flew onto the scene in 1985 with their raging Can’t Close My Eyes EP, pushing ideals surrounding Krishnacore that upheld principles of anti-drug use and further condemned illicit behavior. Now the group has made its way into the realm of clothing – finding themselves collaborating with Brendon Babenzien’s label that often associates with positive and alternative lifestyles.

Last year, NOAH worked on a limited capsule collection for the Anti Nazi League, and in late 2017 worked alongside English 80s rock band The Cure for a small collection of tees, hoodies and jackets.

In the recently teased depiction of the upcoming collab, we can see various graphic-heavy pieces including T-shirts in various colors – the front toting the bands name in all-capitalized block lettering, with various pictures of the group in action as well as quotes marking the back. The other teased piece is a workwear styled jacket with more graphics emblazoned on the rear.

You can take a peek at the upcoming release above and if you’re interested in picking up a piece, the collection will be dropping on March 14 via NOAH’s web store, as well as Dover Street Market locations in LA, London and the DSML webstore. NOAH’s flagship in Tokyo will see the collection on Saturday, March 16.

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