NEIGHBORHOOD

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A Japanese streetwear imprint founded in 1994.

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Founded 1994
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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NEIGHBORHOOD is a Japanese streetwear brand founded in 1994, by Shinsuke Takizawa. The brand produces premium quality motorcycle apparel combined with military, workwear, counter-culture, Native American and outdoor themes. NEIGHBORHOOD is now considered as one of the most influential brands in modern contemporary streetwear, alongside WTAPS, UNDERCOVER and A Bathing Ape.
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NEIGHBORHOOD x Porter Woodland Camo iPad Case
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NEIGHBORHOOD x Porter Woodland Camo iPad Case

NEIGHBORHOOD’s technical, sometimes militaristic approach to fashion is combined with Porter’s

LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer Lookbook
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LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer Lookbook

“I was heavily influenced by British design and fashion and it was fairly hard to show this type of


NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer "SPOT" Collection
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NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer "SPOT" Collection

Japanese Americana-inspired imprint NEIGHBORHOOD presents another capsule collection to celebrate

LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer February Releases
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LUKER by NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer February Releases

Where the rhetoric surrounding Japanese label NEIGHBORHOOD seems to point toward an obsession with

NEIGHBORHOOD x class-5 2013 Spring/Summer Collection
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NEIGHBORHOOD x class-5 2013 Spring/Summer Collection

Having previously linked with class-5 for its 2011 fall/winter range, NEIGHBORHOOD realigns with

Satoshi Kawashima: 30 Years In Japan's Fashion Industry

Satoshi Kawashima: 30 Years In Japan's Fashion Industry

“Based in Nagoya, Japan, the DOUBLEDUTCH Co. was founded in 1982 by Satoshi Kawashima with the

NEIGHBORHOOD's Shinsuke Takizawa Talks about Motorcycle Culture and Harajuku Neighbors
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NEIGHBORHOOD's Shinsuke Takizawa Talks about Motorcycle Culture and Harajuku Neighbors

Seeing as the Japanese brand NEIGHBORHOOD takes inspiration from American heritage, it makes sense

NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer OWL VISOR / FCL-HELMET
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NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer OWL VISOR / FCL-HELMET

Japanese label NEIGHBORHOOD brings a new technical helmet for Spring/Summer 2013: the OWL

NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer BOOZE. CROW CE-INCENSE CHAMBER
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NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer BOOZE. CROW CE-INCENSE CHAMBER

No strangers to accessories that combine Gothic imagery with functionality, NEIGHBORHOOD offers up

NEIGHBORHOOD x CASH CA 2013 Capsule Collection
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NEIGHBORHOOD x CASH CA 2013 Capsule Collection

Designers Shinsuke Takizawa and Kazuki Kuraishi team up once again with their respective labels to

NEIGHBORHOOD F.M. / E-Jkt
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NEIGHBORHOOD F.M. / E-Jkt

Japan-bred NEIGHBORHOOD brings forth a highly detailed jacket titled the F.M. / E-Jkt that fuses a

NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer "Thunderbolt" Collection
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NEIGHBORHOOD 2013 Spring/Summer "Thunderbolt" Collection

No strangers to dark compositions, NEIGHBORHOOD presents its motorcycle-inspired Spring/Summer 2013

 

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