Old mag's

Picked up a few of my old magazines last weekend, bringing back some 06-07 streetwear memories...

Back when the Stussy world tour was untouchable

Liberty X Supreme - 5 Panel Cap

If the flower power thing is you this summer.
I'd hit up the Supreme store for this Liberty London X Supreme 5 panel cap collaboration.

Supreme – London
2/3 Peter Street
London W1F 0AA England

Loving bntl like a fat kid loves cake.

Supreme x Comme Des Garcons

To mark the opening of the Dover Street Market Ginza store Supreme and CDG have put together this capsule collection. Not much word on whether it will be it to the London DSM but the collection will be released on March 16th.

You might want to get at your connect now...

The Suede Bomber

Growing up the suede bomber was probably owned by your dad or uncle, it was one of those garments you never took real notice of. Then as you grow taller you might flick through family photo's and see your favourite uncle and think...'damn, Uncle Geoffrey looks mad cool'. So you set about looking for a bomber because now your on that 'mature' s**t, then comes that moment of realisation...suede bombers cost a bomb.


Jokes and stories aside i've been searching for a good suede bomber for years. If you find the right shape the price will be banana's, then if you find the right price it will fit like a pear.


For those of you in the market for a bomber here are my favourite...


Edwin Amp Tramp

AMI

Supreme (undeniably my favourite piece from SS/12)

Kate Moss pon Supreme

If the rumours are correct then Kate Moss will be Supreme's next collaborator in their photo t-shirt series. One of the best ones I've seen since the Raekwon or Tyson edition. Expect everyman and his pack of dogs wearing this (also for a 'new market' every girl who has ever worked in fashion)...

Strictly for wearing - Streetwear Retrospective

When Supreme did their Champion colab last year I was really excited. What I would like to have seen was a heavy weight sweat with that little Champion C on the arm and a Supreme graphic on the chest, but unfortunately it did not materialise.

To be honest all I wanted was a replacement for one of my favourite jumpers of all time, the Champion x Fuct collab of about 4 years ago. The sweatshirt from the collection was almost perfection, the cut was taken from the original bat winged sweat and the print on the front was totally unbranded. 

In fact Fuct had used a graphic from an old seventies militant group from California, this for me was great move. I would like to see more street wear brands having the confidence to not use there own logos on there products. I mean on the outside of this top there is not one indication that Fuct has has anything to do with it, this gives the garment a timeless feel.

I know that this might isolate a group of people that like you to know that they're wearing the latest hype brand, but to tell you the truth that really doesn't bother me at all. 

@mr_button