It is often the case with stateside street brands that their overall aesthetic can be
After a few teasers, Black Scale and Deadline finally debut their new capsule collection for this
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Los Angeles-based Deadline present a series of new graphic T-shirts from the brand’s collection
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With well seasoned veterans at the helm, Deadline has cooked up another collection of their
In what seemed like a gigantic bachelor party, Japanese label Lafayette celebrated their
Originally popping up last year, Deadline started up as a brand that took influences from both coasts. Bringing together New York and Los Angeles influences, the brand is a reflection of cross coast thoughts, lifestyles and themes. The 2008 spring/summer collection is available now at retailers such as Karmaloop, Union LA, Atmos NY, aNYthing and Lafayette JP.
For the people behind Deadline, the brand represents the doing away of the traditions behind repping only one coast. In reality it’s a East meets West sort of relationship which promotes the ability for people to rep two parts of the country with ease. Much of the colors and tones will be kept to a minimum which will go further in bringing light to the solid and simple designs. This collection is currently available only at a handful of locations, Union LA, Huf, Lafayette (Japan), ill burn (Korea) and Atmos NYC with more accounts on the way.
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