Functional design, beautiful detailing and excellent fit are the hallmarks of Bridge & Burn— this industrial-style brand crafts clothing for all genders, and in true Portland fashion, they feature plenty of layering pieces like collared shirts, utility vests and rain-resistant jackets. Another ...
“Where was he headed? He was there already. He was making clothing that he wanted to make based on the culture that he lived and loved.” shares Emory. “Where's a higher place to go than that?” In his last extensive interview withThrowing Fits, Spanto reflected on the last 10 yea...
Sure, there's a romance and a charm to staying really true to our principles and not selling our clothing to more people, but the secret was too good to keep. Karmaloop was the one who capitalized on it. They had the infrastructure to scale it properly. They were the ones who knew, ...
Jones might define streetwear merely as clothes people wear on the street, but his approach to Dior Men’s has much more in common with the mindset of the culture’s progenitors. He’s designing clothing for people with a specific mindset, and he’s tapped some of his high-profile creativ...
Found by Ashin from the Taiwanese rock band Mayday and his friend Not2good, Stay Real designs clothing, vinyl figures, and other items with a punk and streetwear aesthetic. After the brand was launched in 2007, Stay Real quickly found a following in Taiwan, then began expanding to other ar...
operations inspired Russell Simmons and Puffy to introduce their own clothing brands—Chada would go on to work for Bad Boy for nine years. But locals were also influenced by Madness. Other D.C.-based brands like Shooters, All Daz, Hobo, and We R One emerged and opened stores. Many of ...
largely incensed the third wave of streetwear that transpired in the latter half of the 2000s; and Undefeated was right there leading the charge. So when Eddie Cruz and co. segued into building out a proper UNDFTD clothing brand, following themes tied to sports nostalgia, it only made sens...
and has grown into new areas, like a full sneaker line. Year after year, the label puts out solid offerings like its near-ubiquitous "Plantlife" socks and caps. At the end of the day, Huf values skate culture over clothing trends, which is how it's maintained its integrity for so ...