visvim Drops a Duo of $2,000 USD Free Edge Shirts
Affordable alternatives to the preceding $15,000 USD model.
Avid visvim fans who saw its Free Edge Shirt for the jaw-dropping price of $15,000 USD last April now have more affordable options at their hands. Hiroki Nakamura‘s stalwart label has dropped two bold new iterations of the shirt for a fraction of the aforementioned cost.
The first design is comprised of Earthy hues of green, yellow, blue, brown, orange, purple and white in jagged zig-zag-like patterns. Each piece varies slightly in color due to the stencil dyeing process it’s put through and ages well with the wearer. Constructed with satin fabrication, the piece sees a standard cut and fit, complete with hidden buttons and ’50s-style collars. Another standout piece is the Free Edge N.D. Shirt that comes in two colors: “Light Indigo” and “Black.” Naturally dyed and clad in vertical patterns, Japanese Kasuri textiles were used to make the shirts. Other details like contrast stitching and water buffalo horn buttons round up the design.
The visvim Free Edge Shirt and Free Edge Shirt N.D. are currently available at visvim.tv for $2,660 and $2,320 USD, respectively.
Elsewhere, Larry Clark and F-LAGSTUF-F have collaborated on a graphic-heavy capsule that nods to delinquent youth.
