Here is a first look at the 2008 Fall/Winter collection from Staple, founded by jeffstaple. So
Staple’s 3rd series of releases have just been unveiled. Heavily rooted in the conceptual aspect of design, the t-shirts are a return to Staple’s theme regarding “Education”. The collection includes highlights such as a further DJ Muro collaboration as well as To Kill a Mockingbird effort with the book’s author Harper Lee. To compliment the t-shirt line is also the addition of a solid cut & sew program involving various button-up shirts and water resistant jackets/shorts. Available now at Reed Space, however fully expect this collection to be available at select Staple retailers very soon.
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jeffstaple, founder of Staple Design, shows us some of the new pieces for Staple’s 2008 Spring Collection. The collection includes tees, track jackets, track pants, and long-sleeve polos, all with basic colors such as white, gray, and black. All the designs seem to have a school theme with tees that feature the never-ending Pi number and one that shows Einstein as a teacher. Every piece has a conceptually-driven design with nice details. The folks at Staple gives us another solid collection, always making designs that are a little more than it seems.
Here we preview the best Staple collection as of late, as seen on jeffstaple’s blog. The basic style fused with strong aesthetics is key here, and nothing is over the top as Staple lets the detail and quality do the talking. A far cry from loud graphic tees and Dunks, jeffstaple provides remixed M-65s, a lightweight running windbreaker and a Napa Leather jacket. Even without closeups you can see the quality in the safari shirts and cargo pants. The one tee featured has a hint of jeffstaple’s hip-hop oriented roots with the most basic graphic possible, an equation that lets the numbers do the talking: ‘93 Til Infinity.
In a special gathering of friends and close associates, jeffstaple previewed his 2008 Staple fall collection. Conceding that his line has grown leaps and bounds and begun a journey of maturation, we look forward to this collection. Is there a Staple x Honda Zoomer scooter (or some sort of vehicular transport) on the way?
On the retail front, member’s only CELUX represents a lifestyle store whose stock of products was the quintessence of rarity and luxury with many brands offering exclusive CELUX designed products for the boutique. Having said that, CELUX will shut down shop later this year with a last run of products in collaboration with Fred Perry being created by various creative agencies such as Staple Design (NY), Libertine (NY), Duckie Brown (NY), Chatav Ectabit (NY), HTC (LA), Conrad Leach (UK), A Love Movement (LA), Suzukike (Japan), Jean Diadem (Japan), and Green (Japan). Here’s a specific look at Staple Design’s offering inspired by Elton John track, “Goodbye The Yellow Brick Road”. A black and white version are both limited to a three shirt run.
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Following up on their 10th anniversary in 2007, Staple Design is entering their 11th year with a new direction. As they transition into the new decade, the “Teachers Work Harder Than You Do. No Matter What You Do” collective embodies the same design aesthetic and visual communication skills which has put Staple at the innovative forefront since it’s inception. For jeffstaple, this latest collection will carry a more mature look, focusing more then ever on fabrics, cuts and styles. Always being inspired by the institution of eduction, the collection is themed after teachers and professors.
So profound the effect of his teachers and profs, jeffstaple named the collection after his high school teachers which paved the way for jeffstaple’s success. The capsule is broken into various stages of staple’s life, referencing specific times and events.
The highlights of the collection encompass a variety of different styles, the Nappa Leather Jacket, Gingham Check Rain Poncho, Technical M-65 Jacket, Pinstripe Hooded Cardigan, Buttondown Shirts, Leather/Canvas Bankers Tote Bag, DJ Muro Collaboration Series of Tees and more. 80% of the collection is produced directly in New York City, as the line tries to reinvigorate the art of design and production in the United States.
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HBO recently invited the street label, Staple, to design and produce some limited edition hooded sweatshirts for the 5th and final season of the hit TV series The Wire. Staple invited five different artist to design five graphics each representing one season. The sweatshirts are limited to 20 pieces and were given out to the crew of The Wire and auctioned off to charity.
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Jeff Staple, the man behind the infamous Pigeon Dunks, has released some pictures of some Staple New Era 59Fifty Fitted Caps on his blog. New caps include the Composition cap, the Learned cap, the Single Fountain Pen cap, the Double $ Fountain Pen cap, and the Highly Edumacated cap. They are available now at Reed Space in New York.
Jason Markk and Staple Design teamed up together to produce a special travel kit. Aside from the regularities of an outstanding Jason Markk Sneaker Solution and Standard Sneaker Cleaning Brush, the kit also includes a JM + Staple medium bristle toothbrush, premium microfiber towel and embroidered ankle socks. The whole set is completed with a limited edition Staple designed Jason Markk dual tiered box. 600 pieces are available with a price of $65 USD. Currently available at Reed Space and dropping at Jason Markk on December 8th.
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