Everything Dropping at HBX Archives This Week
Featuring the Supreme x CDG box logo hoodie.
Following the previous release featuring an ACRONYM x ROG Black ZPHYRS hoodie, HBX Archives is back with a selection of streetwear staples, accessories, and coveted kicks.
Launched in 2016, HBX Archives has become a go-to place for sourcing unique pieces from the fashion and streetwear world. From brands like Gucci and Stone Island to sacai and Burberry, HBX Archives sources interesting pieces of the past for sale on its online web store.
A variety of everyday statements and understated pieces are highlighted on the apparel front of this week’s drop. Lounge-worthy styles such as sweatshirts, hoodies, sweatpants, and graphic T-shirts arrive with an elevated touch that makes them cozy enough to wear at home, while also easy to style up with. Spotlighted items go from the collaborative Supreme x CDG box logo hoodie, Supreme x Yankees T-shirt, and Nike x Matthew M Williamson vest. Other noteworthy styles include the Temperative Denim Jacket from Off-White, Rick Owens Spring/Summer 2020 Acetate Silk Coat, and thee Untitled Mixed Media sweatshirt by Matthew Miller.
Elsewhere, the footwear lineup features three pairs of sneakers, starring the JJJJound x New Balance 990v3 in “Olive,” multicolor high-tops from Maison Mihara Yasuhiro, Air Jordan 1 High 85 “Georgetown.”
On the accessories front, bags range from classic designer styles like the Celine Box Bag to a quilted backpack from MCM, and a practical duffel bag between The North Face and KAWS. On top of that, miscellaneous pieces such as a Supreme logo-emblazoned toolbox and a HYSTERIC GLAMOUR crossover lunchbox round out this week’s selection.
Every week, Hypebeast will continue to preview its releases from HBX Archives to give you the best chance of getting your hands on a rare and sought-after piece. Take a look at everything that’s dropping on HBX Archives above, and shop the collection — and much more — from 9 a.m. EDT every Friday at HBX.
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