Iconic New York street art supply studio KRINK worked with AKILA Eyewear on a limited-edition aluminum take of the fan-favorite Hi-Fi frame.
The updated Hi-Fi sunglasses feature an aluminum frame with matte-black finish, exposed metal KRINK branded cores in acetate temples. Each frame comes with an AKILA branded K-42 paint marker from KRINK.
Danish label GANNI and British outerwear brand Barbour are going for round three with an all-new range of head-turning statements.
Employing organic waxed cotton and recycled polyamide, the nine-piece collection includes two new iterations of classic trench, duffle and parka silhouettes, along with an all-new Spey-inspired anorak in black and brown tones. Across the lineup, Barbour’s heritage tartans meet GANNI’s flamboyant leopard print, Peter Pan collars and functional hardware — all stamped with the distinctive green GANNI x Barbour logo.
Stash’s spraypainted style exists at the core of the collaboration, his instantly recognizable design language infused into onto each of the garments in some capacity. A black knit bomber stands out, engulfed in a monochromatic colorway and complete with snap button closure down the middle. A Subware insignia is stamped on one side of the chest, while NEIGHBORHOOD and “Craft with pride” are written on the other side and “Subware: Visual Maintenance” in big lettering on the back.
Continuing on into the capsule, the duo offers up a handful of graphic t-shirts – both short sleeve and long sleeve – printed with Stash’s works and complete with clean cobranding. Rounding out the release is a collaborative skate deck, adorned with NEIGHBORHOOD grafitti tagging across the middle.
New York workwear brand Randy’s Garments has returned with its Fall/Winter 2024 collection. Last season, the label debuted a rust-red capsule of workwear staples constructed out of selvedge denim.
For the cooler months, designer Brandon Portelli continued to prioritize thick, high-quality fabrics while using layering to add dimension. A lookbook was shot around distinct New York locations, from Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal to Flushing’s Citi Field stadium.
The new collection from the pair looks to combine Reebok’s sports-focused aesthetic with P+F’s close ear to the streets. As a whole, the capsule encapsulates the essence of movement; from “fleeting moments caught on camera” to traveling to places that “leave a mark on us.” With this in mind, the new sneaker from Reebok and P+F has been designed with reflective elements, inspired by city lights and camera flashes, while vintage-inspired touches are included to reference Reebok’s design approach.
Coming in two colorways of grey and black, both designs are hit with a slew of co-branding on the lateral sides, tongue, and heel counter, while the outsole is designed with a durable rubber, providing comfortability for those on the move.
The use of technical fabric in its garments is at the core of Unfeigned’s latest collection, with a new water-repellent Puffed Jacket and vest, Technical Sweatshirt and Oversized Jacket, as well as the new Tech Parka and Oversized Work Jacket all being highlights of the new capsule.
These pieces sit alongside the all-new Smart Jacket, Smart Pant, and the Technical Blazer. “The interest in using the technical fabric came from my interest in sports and the outdoors initially,” says Unfeigned founder Rafa Gomez. “The tech fabric pieces form the core part of our collection and we build around them. The beauty lies in the finer detailing and the fact that they are easy to wear for a multitude of occasions for work or socializing. Wearers can mix and match too, but perhaps the biggest draw is the fact that they are easy to pack and travel with for those on the move.”
