Including a sad strawberry and a two-headed lamb illustrated by Eri Wakiyama.
Reprising signatures from the brand’s early Los Angeles days like its Tuxedo Pants and cigarette packaging motif.
Featuring two new patches inspired by the MTA’s official Brooklyn and Manhattan bus division emblems.
The Brutalist-inspired interiors give “hole-in-the-wall” an entirely new meaning.
At $350 USD, the updated classic is offered in untreated full-grain leather sourced from a local Japanese tannery.
The inaugural collaboration leans heavily into nostalgia with a grainy campaign highlighting classic and clever Mickey placements.
The unofficial concept integrates Lumon’s corproate branding onto the studio’s chrome office supplies.
“The modern man’s guide to getting dressed.”
Featuring new workwear-inspired shoes in collaboration with U-Power
Established in 1992, the outdoor gear purveyor’s Japanese line offers refined silhouettes and honors the brand’s Maine origins.
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“Our experimental project THE A seeks the way to redefine “AUTHENTICITY” for the modern era.”
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