Having worked together previous on various Kangol classics such as the 504 and other beanie
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No strangers to each other, fragment design and Kangol embark on their fifth collaborative
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With a strong and storied history, the Kangol hat brand has become an institution in the hat
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In a never ending world of collaborations, design giant Fragment Design is releasing a set of traditional colored Kangol hats, coming in 5 different colors featuring contrasting brims. The hats will be available at Kangol Flagship stores as well as traditional hats store releasing this week.
Source: Hiroshi Fujiwara
You might have previously seen this Kangol 504 on the heads of some key industry figures. Now, this Fragment Design x Kangol 504 will soon hit top boutiques like Firmament coming mid April. For this tropic yarn knit hat, Hiroshi Fujiwara from Fragment Design has chosen to six different two-tone color schemes. According to Being Hunted, “While one set of hats will be distributed through hand-picked
traditional hat shops around the world, the opposite color assortment
will be sold through premier boutiques where the previous Fragment x
Kangol series were found.”
Source: Being Hunted
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