Tetsu Nishiyama’s new label fills out the capsule with sweats, hoodies, beanies, straps and stickers.
The label prints the film’s key scenes and its “NO SHIRTS, NO SHOES, NO DICE” rule across a compact capsule.
A towel, tray and lighter round out the drop as the label channels the film’s Brooklyn heat through its own graphic language.
Featuring an array of collaborative drops spanning Levi’s x Sky High Farm Goods, Converse x ‘Dragon Ball Z’ and more.
Reimagining the 1988 animated classic.
Featuring KidSuper, Issey Miyake, Abbey Road Studios and more.
Illustrator Tomo Oriyama and visual artist JUN contribute individual graphics, with a fourth brand-original tee and Buffer Store-exclusive accessories.
The Shibuya label’s latest release translates 1980s American after-school nostalgia into an original body T-shirt, a sling bag, a 6-panel cap, and stickers.
Offering a drop that’s playful, precise, and completely its own.
Tetsu Nishiyama’s new imprint translates archival energy and recording graphics into apparel and a portable cassette player.
To be officially unveiled in April.