In celebration of Japanese brand Victim’s 5th anniversary, established hat brand Kangol has stepped in on a small capsule of pocket polo shirts. The premium cotton polos are simple in design with the dual markings of both Victim and Kangol, including a reworked Kangol logo to reflect the collabo.
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Married to the Mob weren’t effin’ around with their latest Married to the Mob x Kangol beanie release. They managed to secure a big billboard in Stanton. Three colorways of their beanies, grey, purple and pink are available now through their online store.
A few days ago, Japan’s so called godfather of streetwear Hiroshi Fujiwara let the cat out of the bag regarding his latest team up with British headwear makers Kangol. Here’s a better look at the cap. The cap will only be offered in black, unlike Hiroshi’s previous Kangol creations. Look for them to drop through the hnyee.Store on December 7th.
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Fragment Design and Kangol have continued their collaboration efforts to create a new beanie. The co-branded beanie comes as a follow-up to their Wool 504 cap which released not too long ago. No word yet on the availability and colors available but stay tuned for more details.
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Six years in the making, Evil Monito had simple beginnings as an online magazine from within the dorm room of Rickey Kim. Years of work have finally come to fruition with a joint party which will also include the release of the Evil Monito x Kangol series of hats in Los Angeles. An interesting interactive feature for all people who RSVP is to include a jpeg picture from their childhood as Evil Monito develop the theme of “heritage”.
Info Friday – October 12, 7:30 PM-12AM 1830 Echo Park Ave Los Angeles, CA 90026 (North of Sunset on Echo Park) Live Performance by Capitol Recording Artist CJ Music Provided by: DJSTYLE (Unknown Document), GOMEZ WARREN IV, BAM (Hellz Bellz) Complimentary Drinks by 10 Cane Rum, Vitamin Water, & Tiger Beer
After much previews and deliberation, the Fragment x Kangol caps have started to hit retailers. Among the first stores that got them was Shanghai’s ACU who recently launched the caps over Chinese long weekend. A large color palette is included with the shades of black, blue, gray, red, and cream being represented.
