Outsider Art Meets Streetwear in thisisneverthat’s Daniel Johnston Capsule Collection
Apparel pieces embrace the late creative’s lo-fi aesthetic, including his iconic Jeremiah the Innocent frog character.
Summary
- thisisneverthat taps the Daniel Johnston estate for a streetwear capsule collection
- It features apparel and accessories with Johnston’s iconic illustrations and motifs like Jeremiah the Innocent
- The collection will be available via thisisneverthat from June 26
Korean streetwear label thisisneverthat has partnered with the estate of the late Daniel Johnston for a special collaboration that merges fashion with outsider art. The capsule honors Johnston’s enduring legacy as a cult musician and visual artist, celebrated for his raw, emotionally charged drawings and distinctive lo-fi aesthetic. The collection showcases a range of apparel and accessories featuring Johnston’s iconic illustrations, including his beloved frog character, Jeremiah the Innocent.
The collection includes graphic T-shirts, shorts and risograph prints that reinterpret Johnston’s artwork through thisisneverthat’s contemporary lens. Bold, hand-drawn motifs and expressive linework are applied across streetwear staples, creating a visual dialogue between Johnston’s deeply personal art and the brand’s urban sensibility. The result is a collection that feels both nostalgic and fresh, honoring Johnston’s creative spirit while introducing his work to a new generation of fans.
Check out the lineup in the gallery above. The collection will be available through thisisneverthat from June 26, both online and in-stores.
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