From growing up on the outskirts of Ferrara to helping shape streetwear over the past 30 years, the Slam Jam founder discusses the ethos behind his label and the artworks he’s obtained along the way.
With punk-inspired pieces.
Adding silver screen-printed patterns, new tabs, and pairing it with a raw-cut muscle tank top.
From controversy-derived jester hats to inclusive football scarves, matchday trench coats and crest-bearing tops — this collaboration has it all.
Inspired by Slam Jam founder Luca Benini’s first trip across the pond.
Slotting into the imprint’s (Un)Corporate Uniform ideology.
A Johnny Rotten-worn, Seditionaries-inspired knit and a checkered shirt also appear.
Mixing punk elements to the iconic Chuck 70 silhouette.
Offering T-shirts, polos, shorts, glassware, and a rabbit rug.
The second drop is “a casual and informal update to the status quo.”
Luca Benini’s 30-year-spanning archive is open to the public online and IRL.
The Luca Benini-founded powerhouse has made a name for itself with its collaborations, but it won’t shout about it.