Brands involved include, Second Son, A.IN.T, Trapstar, Pretty All City, Cassette Playa, All Caps, Trinotron, UKC, and more...See flyer below.
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
THE RESET - UK UNITED!
On the 2nd and 3rd of May a collective of UK independant brands are holding a bank holiday pop up event at the Nike 1948 space on Batemans Row in Shoreditch East London. Each brand will be selling old and new items with alot of them creating one off pieces just for this event.
Brands involved include, Second Son, A.IN.T, Trapstar, Pretty All City, Cassette Playa, All Caps, Trinotron, UKC, and more...See flyer below.
Brands involved include, Second Son, A.IN.T, Trapstar, Pretty All City, Cassette Playa, All Caps, Trinotron, UKC, and more...See flyer below.
MASSIVE LOOK. Cant wiat for this
ReplyDeleteMan, I cant be bothered travelling all the way from weeeeeest london for this. It is big tho.
ReplyDeletelookin fwd 2 this
ReplyDeletecannot wait!!!!
ReplyDeletesick! cant wait especially for trapstar they r the best ther by far
ReplyDeleteWord. this is gunna be ill kiiid
ReplyDeleteFlyer is Weak!!
ReplyDeleteall about A'in'T and All Caps really.
ReplyDeleteMight reach...
its all about benjart man, ardest brand out
ReplyDeletesorry witts no supreme or huf for sale mate.
ReplyDeletewouldnt waste your money on the train fare!
"its all about benjart man, ardest brand out"
ReplyDeletesarcasm i hope . . .
Anon, try re-reading my comment you retard
ReplyDeleteno seriously benjart is off the heezy fo sheezy darg, gt to kno lego
ReplyDeletei have to point out nike, never miss a trick though
ReplyDeleteBenjart is like a poor/blind mans trapstar
ReplyDelete...and trapstar's like a rich/blind mans a.in.t
ReplyDeleteLOL ^^^^ both the last 2 comments cracked me up
ReplyDeleteShould be interesting!!!
ReplyDeleteim only interested in about 5 brands though
pac,allcaps,trapstar,benjart and A.in.t
i would swap benjart for trinotron and then you are about right
ReplyDeletewhy would i swap what im interested in???????????
ReplyDeleteALL THE BRANDS IN THIS EVENT ARE WACK!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIM GOING THERE TO LAUGH AT ALL THESE GUYS!!!!
street wear is such a lost word, i wouldnt class half of the brands as street wear
ReplyDeleteThats right mate, you come down and laugh at us. You laugh whilst we actually do something with our lives, and yours passes you by in your bedroom.
ReplyDeleteHow can you even begin to hate on such a posotive thing happening in London?
do something mate.
lol tan thinks any1 cares about all caps, noone even knws wat it is, the only ppl buyin it on the day is gonna be yo bntl chums
ReplyDeleteand here anon above makes a blunder, because all caps is not tans brand.
ReplyDeleteYou lot are silly.. it's being held in a NIKE SPACE, think of the passing trade of like minded individuals. Don't worry about how well it will sell.
ReplyDeleteYou write in capslock and you cant spell. If its people like you not buying things that is only a good thing, trust me.
ReplyDeleteyeah..
ReplyDeletestreetwear?
get out there and actually do something that is remotely 'street'.
tan you are from some distant land where the language is different therefore i will forgive you for your obvious spelling mistakes.
Learn to skate or do something that actually makes you lot credible for the title of 'street'.
Wankers! you're not really real!
haha you bozo.
ReplyDelete"street wear is not dead, its on reset" does that even make sense? even if it does its the battiest slogan ever. looing forwrd to the event itself tho
ReplyDeleteThe Devoted is the only 'credible' brand on the list, but good look to everybody i say!
ReplyDeleteThey work with photographer Neal Bedford, stock in The Hideout and have been featured in i_D....looking forward to seeing there new stuff.
why your mum has been at mine for the last two days now jed. give us your real name then we'll see how tough you are
ReplyDeletetanone is gay and lives with his uncle, what is your real name
ReplyDeletetrue that ^
ReplyDeletewigger (do people still say that) but you blatently are, have some originality
ReplyDeleteim at home bathing in the shit that comes out of anons mouth.. plotting agianst the racoons.
ReplyDeletecue the attempt from anon or uk sit down that what fly on the wall has said is somehow wrong.
ReplyDeletealthough it is clearly not.
fucking anon haters think they are always right.
theres a lotof talent coming from the uk now, some alot better than what japan and us are churning out.
just my opinion but i think TMP should have featured as well.
thats for the anon above.
ReplyDeleteMate you should get a name, i have one, it gets me countless gash and beg spuds from queer fanboys like you.
ReplyDelete@ JAIME
ReplyDeleteJAPAN?
(no comparison mate)
O PLEASE
thats all i have to say!
u must be smoking a crack pipe!
i bet u have never even seen a japanese person b4!
u most probably one of them dudes that mistakens a chinese person for a japenese person!
its an easy term to use, i hate putting things in boxes as much as the next person.
ReplyDeletebut from the people i know in these brands, the ones i know of are not pretending.
all the designs reflect something about them, whether it be what they are interested in, have grown up on or what the believe in.
if you knew them at all, you would realise, they are really not pretending anything!
WHERE DI TMP POSSEE BE AT?
ReplyDeleteBEST BRAND BY FAR INNA DI SACRED ISLES.
RESPEK
DUN NO, TMP MASSIVE BIG INNA DIS.
ReplyDeleteDEM UDDA BRANDS AH NUTTIN LIKE TMP
DEM NA AV NUTTIN ON DI BRICKY BADBWOYS
BIGGUP ALL MY SELF RESPEKIN RASTAFARI MANDEM
2 comments from tmp i am asuming.
ReplyDeletedid you get left out guys? feeling a bit raw about it? your brand is cool though. but your beggin it hard with these comments
This is typical uk mentality everybody is a critic,all those negative comments are waste.
ReplyDeleteDont talk about it be about it.
true that kimbo. Really sick idea, it's good to see so many brands pulling together and finally doing something positive in London.
ReplyDeleteCassette Playa/P C williams/Curren$y are streetwear???
ReplyDeleteThats false advertising, trading standards will have you up on that one.
Maybe people are overly critical in the UK because everyone is consistantly mis-branding themselves or marketing themselves as something they are DEFINATELY not and dont have the background to be able to credibly brand themselves as.
Your eating off other peoples plates and cultures and its a wrong doing.
I like some of the brands at this event but why isnt the event marketed as "screen print tee-shirt" trade show? As thats MUCH more accurate than portraying these brands as any kind of "Streetwear" establishment.
Had a look at all the lines have you don? Why market it as a screen print t shirt event when over half the labels are selling cut and sew? Stop barking on the net and just come and have a look, its gonna be a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteI dont think i have an answer, I DO have an answer, you no name speng.
ReplyDeleteDon i take my hat off to you Sir!
ReplyDeletealthough i believe you should have mentioned more brands in your examination of the event!
Also
"screen print tshirt " event
would be farfethced as im sure even brands like stussy create scren printed garments irrespective of the cut and sew based garments that they make.
I PERSONALLY THINK ALL THE BRANDS IN THIS EVENT ARE SWAG!
they should call the even DOO DOO
Sorry it should be labelled - "Screen printed tees and crews".
ReplyDeleteOnly two brands on the list of 13 make anything else.
Its not a lie, just an obervation.
Its pointless becuase the event will go on marketing its self as pushing 'streetwear' and wrongly portratying the brands it carries.
I think in the long run you will find this to be counter-productive as brands that have minimal appeal amoungst the streetwear audience will become pigeon-holed and limit their audience accordingly.
Im not moaning for the sake of it like most of these anons, i have worked in the clothing industry for years and thought my insight would be of some relevance and value.
So Don seeing as you know so much about street wear
ReplyDeleteplease define it!
As i believe that street wear transcends from a suburban unerdround movement and i can name at least 5 brands within this group that i have personally seen grow year on year, whilst maintainning a credible level of consistency !
Looks like this event is the first step of bringing uk brands from all sphere's together,it cant be a bad thing.
ReplyDeleteAnon's get a life.