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fragment design is a multidisciplinary imprint by Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara. fragment design enters many highly hyped collaborations with brands such as Nike, Jordan Brand, Converse, Levi’s, CLOT, Carhartt WIP and NEIGHBORHOOD for a variety of sneakers and menswear pieces.
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No strangers to each other, fragment design and Kangol embark on their fifth collaborative
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To mark the impending grand opening of cheez’s retail front in Tokyo’s Harajuku area, the
As Japanese brand cheez moves forward, their latest steps include a big boost from fragment
Seen on previous occasions, the Japanese collective T19 comprised of skaters and bikers have
As part of fragment design’s upcoming fall/winter collection, the brand looks to familiar
From Hiroshi Fujiwara’s “You Know What I Got This Summer” we had a glimpse of this bracelet
We were first informed by Hiroshi Fujiwara earlier last month that a special pair of Fragment
Japanese skate and fixie crew T19 are set to release a special collaborative set of t-shirts with popular design firm fragment design. A rough look into the design features a wheelie poppin’ cartoon character in two colorways. A release date has been set for mid July.
Fragment design teamed up with the good people at Bearbrick to produce a 100% Bearbrick Panda that will be auctioned off with Nike Classic Panda Pack. Both the Nike Classic Panda pack and the Bearbrick are efforts to help raise money to help the people in China that was hit by the terrible earthquake. It is good to know that at a time like this, everyone around the world is coming together to show support. More details about the auction to come.
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