WIND AND SEA Drops Collaborative Limited Edition Capsule With Market
Bringing together the worlds of Los Angeles and Tokyo.
Summary
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The collaboration between Los Angeles-based MARKET and Tokyo’s WIND AND SEA merges real-time internet culture with contemporary nostalgia to create a limited streetwear collection that launches on January 31, 2026
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Featuring graphic-heavy designs and experimental creative philosophies, the lineup centers on essential everyday staples like hoodies, sweatshirts, and T-shirts that capture the current energy of global street culture
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The capsule will be available exclusively through WIND AND SEA flagship stores and their official online portal, offering a unique expression of the evolving relationship between community and creativity
In an era where fashion moves at the speed of a scrolling feed, the collaboration between Market and WIND AND SEA serves as a high-velocity intersection of Los Angeles energy and Tokyo’s nuanced street sensibilities. This limited capsule brings together two powerhouses that operate on the front lines of global trend-setting. Market, the L.A.-based label known for its “real-time” production cycle and internet-native wit, joins forces with WIND AND SEA’s signature blend of archival nostalgia and modern balance.
The collection is a condensed expression of both brands’ core philosophies. Market’s experimental, message-heavy graphics are filtered through WIND AND SEA’s distinctive eye for proportion and effortless cool. The result is a series of everyday staples—including heavy-weight hoodies, graphic sweatshirts, and essential T-shirts—that feel like artifacts of the current cultural landscape. By merging Market’s DIY, atelier-driven spontaneity with WIND AND SEA’s deep-rooted community ethos, the drop transcends simple merchandise to become a “new expression” of streetwear.
Available exclusively at WIND AND SEA flagships and their official online portal starting on January 31, the collection is designed for those who navigate the world with an appreciation for both pop-culture irony and timeless design. It is a dialogue between the L.A. sun and the Tokyo streets, celebrating the creative freedom that happens when two distinct perspectives collide.
