JAM HOME MADE & ready made LV Diamond Wallets
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JAM HOME MADE & ready made LV Diamond Wallets

JAM HOME MADE & ready made continue their batch of new releases for January with a set of LV

JAM HOME MADE & ready made Birthstone Rings
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JAM HOME MADE & ready made Birthstone Rings

Japanese jewelry specialists JAM HOME MADE & ready made present their latest creation in the

JAM HOME MADE & ready made Jewelry
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JAM HOME MADE & ready made Jewelry

Specializing in fine accessories, JAM HOME MADE & ready made is ready to release their new

JAM HOME MADE & ready made 2008 Fall/Winter Accessories
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JAM HOME MADE & ready made 2008 Fall/Winter Accessories

The leather accessories producer JAM HOME MADE & ready made has come to be characterized by its

Stussy Harajuku Chapter x JAM HOME MADE
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Stussy Harajuku Chapter x JAM HOME MADE

The recently re-opened Stussy Harajuku Chapter teamed up with jewelry and accessories brand JAM

Jam Home Made & Ready Made for SiLLY THING Sunglasses
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Jam Home Made & Ready Made for SiLLY THING Sunglasses

Collaborating with Japanese outfit Jam Home Made & Ready Made on seasonal accessories since


JAM HOME MADE & ready made 2008 Spring Collection

JAM HOME MADE & ready made 2008 Spring Collection

Often presenting a darker theme to their products, Japanese accessories brand JAM HOME MADE has become synonymous with their series of leather goods. A look into their most recent items features two leather buckle bracelets. For more information, please refer to rumours.

SiLLY THING x JAM HOME MADE Sunglasses

SiLLY THING x JAM HOME MADE Sunglasses

Juno of Hong Kong lifestyle brand SiLLY THING has teamed up with Japanese jewelry and accessories label JAM HOME MADE on a pair of sunglasses. The new direction of SiLLY THING has been foreshadowed by many as ST looks to present a more mature aesthetic, which is signified by this collaboration. No word yet on a release date but be on the look out for more photographs.

Zucca x Jam Home Made Necklace

Zucca x Jam Home Made Necklace

Originally conceived in 1986, Zucca by Japanese designer Akira Onozuka has teamed up with jewelery makers Jam Home Made on a coated necklace. The white necklace features miniature skulls spaced evenly along the links. Image: Head-Porter.org

Madsaki x Jam Home Made Wallets

Madsaki x Jam Home Made Wallets

Japanese artist Madsaki has been making a ton of noise lately with a hand in projects such as the Hennessey Devilclot Store and his own exhibition All Day I Dream About Sunsex. He recently teamed up with accessories brand Jam Home Made to create two wallets. Long and medium sizes are available now at Cliffedge.

Madsaki x Jam Home Made Wallets

Madsaki x Jam Home Made Wallets

Graffiti artist Madsaki has put his creative mind to work on series of wallets with Japanese accessories and leather purveyors Jam Home Made. The two wallet styles are available including a women’s long wallet. Madsaki has been hard at work as of late, recently coming off a stint designing the decor of the hit Devilclot Pop-Up Store.

 

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