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Japanese brand (Tokyo) created in 2011 by Sk8thing and Toby Feltwell. His futuristic aesthetic designs and constant experimentation with fabrics and techniques make his garments unique. It is worth noting his collaborations with artists and high-level brands. Shop & Instagram.
Japanese brand (Tokyo) founded in 2007 by the designer Hiromichi Ochiai. FACETASM expresses diversity and a multifaceted nature as well as expressive creativity and experimentation. All this with a delicate and precise attention to detail.
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"Design, utility and technology": This is how this prestigious Japanese outdoor fashion brand (Tokyo) is characterized. Minimalism, solid and durable items, high specification materials...
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Auralee represents modernity and purpose. Founder Ryota Iwai chose the name for its evocative sound, meaning "The Lands That Lights Up." Their designs blend authenticity, calm elegance, and comfort with sensitive sophistication, envisioned for morning wear.
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A Bathing Ape (BAPE) is a Japanese street wear clothing brand founded in 1993. Its bold style, camo pattern, and iconic monkey logo have made it popular in urban culture. It has collaborated with renowned brands and hip-hop artists, and created designs inspired by pop culture.
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Since 1947, the Japanese brand has innovated in high-quality denim and jeans washing techniques. With elegant and timeless designs, Edwin has become an icon of global fashion. Additionally, the brand is committed to sustainability, using recycled materials and eco-friendly techniques in its production processes. Fashion with a conscience never looked so good!"
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Neighborhood was founded in 1994 in Harajuku, Tokyo. Its slogan "Craft with Pride" defines its style essence. It is one of the most popular and respected streetwear clothing brands in Japan, and it stands out for its exceptional collaborations with BAPE, Converse, and Burton.
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Japan, 1997. WTAPS has long been at the forefront of the Japanese OG streetwear movement. Its roots lie in the Ura-Harajuku movement of the 1990s and the brand has stuck to creating only high-quality clothing.
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"The future is in the past". Human made is inspired by a diversity of vintage elements while exploring bold ideas that stand out amid the constant stream of street culture. All this mixed with Japan's uncompromising approach to crafts and Tokyo's playful spirit.
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Evisu was founded in Osaka, Japan in 1991, creating products of the highest quality and capturing the imagination of the detail-obsessed Japanese fashion crowd. They were the ones who revived interest in vintage denim.
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"Nobody Really Dies." Streetwear fashion brand based on the fusion of culture, skate and design. A brand that treats all processes equally through its efficient internal team: design and production.
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"Dignity and pride". Artisan and minimalist Japanese fashion brand with very clear values linked to culture. Organic clothing, real crafted and the highest quality made by textile lovers.
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Japanese fashion brand concerned with comfort and durability while focusing on the traditional Japanese technique of indigo dyeing. Blue Blue Japan uses colors and materials that make you feel the four seasons.
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2004, Japan. A daring, courageous and sophisticated haute couture brand from the hand of the Japanese designer Junchi Abe totally far from the conventional. His focus is on textiles, construction and details.
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Number (N)ine, founded in 1997 by Takahiro Miyashita, creates detailed Americana-inspired clothing. With a strong emphasis on music, the brand sets itself apart from others of its time, drawing inspiration from The Beatles' "Revolution 9".
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Takahiromiyashita TheSolist, founded by Takahiro Miyashita, emphasizes a solitary spirit in the clothing industry. The brand opened its flagship store "grocerystore." in Minami Aoyama and moved its exhibition to Paris from the 2015 AW collection.
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"FORSOMEONE" reflects Satoshi's experience in making clothes, especially for artists he closely collaborates with. Under the concept of "NEW LEGACY," Satoshi reconstructs collections from his perspective, focusing on overseas fashion culture that serves as inspiration for the brand's unique offerings.
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Hellrazor, hailing from Tokyo, redefines skatewear with premium materials and loose-cut aesthetics. Its indie label status and skate culture influence make it a staff favorite. Discover their casual graphics and easygoing fits for an authentic Tokyo skate fashion experience.
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Dickies was born in 1922 in Texas creating workwear and it was gaining ground in streetwear (mainly in the world of skate) with unique and high quality designs. His pants, work shirts, overalls and coveralls stand out especially.
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Fuck The Population. Aggressive aesthetics, subversion, pure skate essence and incredible collaborations with renowned artists and skaters. His controversial text designs and images are buzzworthy, the use of dark and saturated colors emphasize his subversive message. Limited editions, striking style and great quality in its production.
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Since 1998, Diamond has been making a full range of hard and soft products for skateboards including apparel. With a commitment to creating quality products and having a strong aesthetic, the brand was quickly embraced by the skate and streetwear communities.
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Maison Kitsuné, an independent Parisian fashion house, merges the style of Paris and Tokyo into a playful and comfortable wardrobe. With 38 stores globally and an online e-commerce site, their distinct streetwear-inspired designs are available worldwide in over 400 points of sale.
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Cult Californian skate brand started in 1993 by Mike Carroll, Rick Howard, Megan Baltimore and Spike Joze.
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Zero Skateboards, established by Jamie Thomas in 1996, emerged as a response to the lackluster state of skateboarding. It aimed to embody the spirit of underdogs and reclaim the rebellious essence of the sport. Zero became a brand that resonated with those seeking authenticity and the true roots of skateboarding.
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Skate filmmaker Ryan Garshell founded GX1000, documenting fearless hill-bombing adventures. Reflecting a rebellious attitude, GX1000 produces back-to-basics skate apparel with irreverent graphic design. It's meant for those who genuinely love skateboarding and embrace the subculture.
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London-based skate brand with fresh and vibrant prints, offering breathable silhouettes. The collection includes a melange of T-shirts with new graphics and prints, emphasizing the brand's classic motifs. Various fabrications cater to the UK's unpredictable weather, with a color palette of white, black, and blue. "Tell Your Friends You Love Them" is a recurring slogan.
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Independent, artist-run brand in Brooklyn, New York. Extra Vitamins screenprints and tie-dyes everything by hand, maintaining an ongoing experiment. The tees are 100% made in the USA, featuring an easy fit and soft midweight cotton.
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Established in 1989 by Michael Kopelman, Gimme Five builds narratives and finds beauty around chosen brands. The brand is committed to the present, building an ever-evolving platform for the best. Gimme Five connects, represents, broadcasts, exhibits, and designs, cherishing authenticity and letting products speak for themselves.
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Tarmac Clothing, a German streetwear brand with the motto "work in progress," embraces street culture, skate, graffiti, and subversion. High-quality prints, loose cuts, and meticulous details define its dynamic style.
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YARDSALE began in 2012 as skateboarder Daniel Kreitem's dream, showcased through his videos and collections, reflecting his globetrotting lifestyle.
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RASSVET (pronounced Rass-vyet), founded by Gosha Rubchinskiy and Tolia Titaev in 2016, evolves from Rubchinskiy's diffusion line into an independent streetwear brand. Inspired by classic skate silhouettes, it embodies the rebellious spirit of Russian culture with a youthful flair.
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