START FROM ZERO - 2009 CAP COLLECTION
The A/W collection from Hong Kong’s street artists Start From Zero are slowly dropping with their range of caps making it’s way first. In this collection are several army caps and Hong Kong’s staple cap of choice, trucker caps. The army caps come in two styles with basic black colorway detailed by screen printed graphics on the top of the cap and hidden inside. The other styles are buffalo checks in red, white or green with screen printed logo inside. Trucker caps come in three styles which uses different techniques for applying graphics onto the front panel. Techniques used are screen print, embroidery and custom patches.
The caps are already available at select stores around the world and more details can be found on their website.> Start From Zero
CLOT C.S.A. COLLECTION LAST CALL
With the arrival of the New Year, Winter soon dwindles away bringing forth another Spring season. With that said, CLOT releases the last of their C.S.A. Fall/ Winter 2008 collection. The batch includes the Monogram Polo Shirt, M65 General Jacket, and the Monogram Beanie, only furthering the success of CLOT’s C.S.A Collection where Part 1 and Part 2 left off. These new items are now available at Juice as well as ClotInc.com.
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CLOT 2008 FALL / WINTER COLLECTION
CLOT will be releasing some new items from their 2008 fall/winter collection on November 15th,
2008 via their online shop. Amongst the garments are three long sleeve shirts from their cut and
sew collection. While two of the silhouettes feature the traditional striped button down platform the
third shirt will be a pull over long sleeve, showcasing a much more sophisticated side of the Hong
Kong based brand.
HARE 2008 FALL / WINTER COLLECTION
With a claim to fame offering a great fashion alternative on a budget, Japanese brand
Hare has consistently offered some well-designed pieces which are often current with
the latest styles. Their 2008 fall/winter collection is consistent with its brethren of
Japanese brands who have looked to both workwear and mountainwearas their seasonal
themes.
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