Following up on the three previously seen colorways from Ed Banger’s collaboration alongside
Following up on our earlier preview, The Cool Cats collective from Ed Banger Records work up a
Continuing their success of collaborative efforts alongside famous designer names, Eastpak
Busy P hits up with a look into a new collaboration project alongside his record label Ed
While a small look into the Eley Kishimoto x Eastpak collection which kicked off late last
Heralded for his avant-garde approach to fashion design, Raf Simons continues much of his
Having gotten an initial taste of Japanese creative design group Eley Kishimoto through
Thanks to some recent collaborations, backpack makers Eastpak has enjoyed a raised profile as
Since his beginnings with Eastpak, three seasons back, Raf Simons continues his critically
Designer Raf Simons is well known for his flamboyant and over the top clothing line. Raf’s
The inaugural Eastpak Raf Simons bag team up pushed the boundaries of conventional backpack stylings as over 50 styles with diverse price points were featured. While some bags emanating from the creative thoughts of Belgian designer Raf Simons bordered on the edge of conventionality, the follow-up series from Eastpak Raf Simons features what appears to be more traditional bags over 18 styles. Price points range from €80 – €100 EUR (approximately $124 USD – $155 USD).
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Despite the debut of a special collection of bags with fashion designer Raf Simons, business is as usual for the first bag makers to utilize Cordura in their construction. A look at their collection for spring includes a series of printed bags. Upon Eastpak’s foundation, they were among the first to delve in unconventional prints and colorways. Almost 50 years since its inception, things are pretty much the same. Each of the bags are backed by a 30 year “Built to Resist” warranty. Among the releases is a special joint project with French artist Genvieve Gauckler who’s other projects include works with Medicom Toys among others. Available now at Hong Kong’s D-Mop.