Ein absolutes Muss für Streetart und Grafitti Fans: der Film Alterego gibt einen tollen Eindruck hinter die Kulissen vieler internationaler Streetartist. Auch Menschen, die bisher nicht viel mit Grafitti & Co zu tun haben, werden ein besseres Verständnis für diese Kunst-Subkultur bekommen. Zu Wort kommen Künstler aus der ganzen Welt von Hamburg bis nach Hong Kong. Daniel Thouw, der Regisseur, hat den Film alleine gedreht und ist dafür 5 Jahre in der Weltgeschichte rumgefahren. Mich haben besonders die Brasilianer beeindruckt, die eine ganz eigene Kunstform aus Grafitti entwickelt haben.
Der Film kommt auch bald auf DVD raus. Portraitiert werden folgende Artists:
ASKEW, Auckland, New Zealand
CAIB, Sydney, Australia
CALIGULA, Berlin, Germany
CANTWO, Mainz, Germany
DAIM, Hamburg, Germany
EWOK,Los Angeles, USA
FDC, Hong Kong, China
HERBERT BAGLIONE, Sáo Paulo, Brazil
JUST,Berlin, Germany
KRUSH, Los Angeles, USA
NUNCA, Sáo Paulo, Brazil
ORDER,Amsterdam, Netherlands
SABER, Los Angeles, USA
SMASH137, Basel, Switzerland
STEVEN GRODY, Los Angeles, USA
TKID, New York City, USA
ZAK, Hamburg, Germany
Die Homepaage zum Film:
http://www.alterego-themovie.com
Die Tourdaten sind/waren:
13.11.08 Hamburg - Zeise Kino / 22.30 Uhr
17.11.08 München - Werkstattkino
11.08 Wiesbaden - exground filmfest 21 / 22.00 Uhr
11.08 Köln - Odeon Kino / 22.00 Uhr
11.08 Wien - Schikaneder Kino / 21.00 Uhr
22.11.08 Mannheim - Odeon Kino / 22.30 Uhr
28.11.08 Düsseldorf - Filmkunststudio / 22.00 Uhr
12.12.08 Berlin - Babylon Mitte / 22.00 Uhr
13.12.08 Dortmund - Schauburg / 20.00 Uhr
Der Film kommt auch bald auf DVD raus. Portraitiert werden folgende Artists:
ASKEW, Auckland, New Zealand
CAIB, Sydney, Australia
CALIGULA, Berlin, Germany
CANTWO, Mainz, Germany
DAIM, Hamburg, Germany
EWOK,Los Angeles, USA
FDC, Hong Kong, China
HERBERT BAGLIONE, Sáo Paulo, Brazil
JUST,Berlin, Germany
KRUSH, Los Angeles, USA
NUNCA, Sáo Paulo, Brazil
ORDER,Amsterdam, Netherlands
SABER, Los Angeles, USA
SMASH137, Basel, Switzerland
STEVEN GRODY, Los Angeles, USA
TKID, New York City, USA
ZAK, Hamburg, Germany
Die Homepaage zum Film:
http://www.alterego-themovie.com
Die Tourdaten sind/waren:
13.11.08 Hamburg - Zeise Kino / 22.30 Uhr
17.11.08 München - Werkstattkino
11.08 Wiesbaden - exground filmfest 21 / 22.00 Uhr
11.08 Köln - Odeon Kino / 22.00 Uhr
11.08 Wien - Schikaneder Kino / 21.00 Uhr
22.11.08 Mannheim - Odeon Kino / 22.30 Uhr
28.11.08 Düsseldorf - Filmkunststudio / 22.00 Uhr
12.12.08 Berlin - Babylon Mitte / 22.00 Uhr
13.12.08 Dortmund - Schauburg / 20.00 Uhr
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Dass Carhartt nicht nur über das eigene Music-Label Combination Records eine enge Verbindung zur Musik hat, weiss man ja. Jetzt hat Carhartt auf der Website noch einen eigenen Music-Blog und Radio gelauncht. Für die passende Shoppingmucke ist also gesorgt. Zum Carhartt Music Blog geht es hier lang.
Die ofizielle Beschreibung liest sich bei Carhartt wie folgt:
In the future Carhartt will deliver monthly fresh sounds mixed by exclusive DJs, producers and musicians from the Carhartt network all around the globe. Exclusively and very personal: Carhartt Radio isn't just another DJ mix! Personally the creators themselves will broadcast selected music and individual shows. Label owners, DJs and artists will play, perform and talk about their own music and their backgrounds. That's the intimate amateur view, brought by pros.
Versatility is the buzzword, from bubble-bath-soul to technical death metal, from booty beats to nerdy hip hop from girl-pop to eclectic dubstep. The labels and artists involved in this project will represent their own genre in the stream and show the diversity of the musical world we live in.
Ein cooles Combination Record T-Shirt haben wir auch im Shop. Zum T-Shirt hier lang.
Die ofizielle Beschreibung liest sich bei Carhartt wie folgt:
In the future Carhartt will deliver monthly fresh sounds mixed by exclusive DJs, producers and musicians from the Carhartt network all around the globe. Exclusively and very personal: Carhartt Radio isn't just another DJ mix! Personally the creators themselves will broadcast selected music and individual shows. Label owners, DJs and artists will play, perform and talk about their own music and their backgrounds. That's the intimate amateur view, brought by pros.
Versatility is the buzzword, from bubble-bath-soul to technical death metal, from booty beats to nerdy hip hop from girl-pop to eclectic dubstep. The labels and artists involved in this project will represent their own genre in the stream and show the diversity of the musical world we live in.
Ein cooles Combination Record T-Shirt haben wir auch im Shop. Zum T-Shirt hier lang.
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Der Film Beautiful Losers wird in Deutschland auf einer Roadshow in Köln, Hamburg, Berlin und München gezeigt.
Er zeigt, wie eine Subkultur aus Streetart(ists) in den 90ern entstand, immer mehr Teil unserer Gesellschaft wurde und zu einer respektierten Kunstform aufstieg. Inwieweit der Film auf das Problem eingeht, dass Streetart fast massenkompatibel geworden und somit kaum noch als Subkultur-Nische zu sehen ist, wird man sehen. Ich bin auf jeden Fall gespannt auf den Film.
Auf der Website zum Film liest sich die Beschreibung folgendermassen. Einen Film Trailor sieht man dort übrigens auch:
BEAUTIFUL LOSERS celebrates the spirit behind one of the most influential cultural moments of a generation. In the early 1990's a loose-knit group of likeminded outsiders found common ground at a little NYC storefront gallery. Rooted in the DIY (do-it-yourself) subcultures of skateboarding, surf, punk, hip hop & graffiti, they made art that reflected the lifestyles they led. Developing their craft with almost no influence from the "establishment" art world, this group, and the subcultures they sprang from, have now become a movement that has been transforming pop culture. Starring a selection of artists who are considered leaders within this culture, Beautiful Losers focuses on the telling of personal stories. It speaks to themes of what happens when the outside becomes "in" as it explores the creative ethos connecting these artists and today's youth.
Die Tourdaten sind:
5.11. Köln, Gloria Theater
6.11. Hamburg Terrace Hill
7.11. Berlin, Tape
8.11. München, Registratur
(in Kooperation mit Carhartt, Lodown Magzine und Frontline)
(in Kooperation mit Carhartt, Lodown Magzine und Frontline)
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Wir hatten bereits über den Blog Recordsheet von Roland Brückner berichtet (siehe Post hier). Wenn man seinen Blog verlinkt, bekommt man eine gezeichnete Postkarte zugeschickt. Es hat tatsächlich geklappt; gestern haben wir unsere Postkarte bekommen. Tolle Zeichnung, klasse Idee - Streetart per Post. Danke Roland!
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Wir hatten schon auf unserem Blogbei Styledepartment.com die Ausstellung angekündigt: Designstudenten haben am17.10. den Hong Kong Club auf St. Pauli in Papier gewickelt und mit Eddings in ein riesiges Kunstwerk vewandelt. Hier mal zwei der "Künstler" mit ihren Werken (haben wir ihnen auf der Ausstellung versprochen). Mehr Bilder haben wir auf styledepartment.com gebloggt.
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Die Interviewreihe mit unseren feinen Streetwear Brands geht weiter. Dieses Mal kommen die Jungs von Yackfou zu Wort. Ich habe die beiden Macher von Yackfou, Martin und Tobias, gerade vor ein paar Tagen persönlich in Berlin kennengelernt. Das sind zwei sehr nette Zeitgenossen.
Wer steckt hinter dem Label?
Tobias: Das Label sind im Kern Martin und ich. Inzwischen machen wir das Ganze nicht mehr mutterseelenallein sondern mit Leuten aus unserem Freundeskreis, die für den Vertrieb, die Webseite, Produktion oder unseren Store in Berlin-Friedrichshain verantwortlich sind.
Wie kommt man auf den Namen Yackfou?
Martin: Tja, ganz großes Kino; „Man nehme eine ordentliche Portion »Fuck« und eine
würzige Prise »You«. Das Ganze wird kräftig durchgerührt und heraus kommt: Yackfou“
Tobias: Für manche klingt das zu platt und ganz ehrlich über den Namen haben wir uns nie lange den Kopf zerbrochen. Ich finde er klingt gut und nicht jeder kommt sofort auf die „tiefere“ Bedeutung des Begriffs. Da kommen dann Vermutungen wie „verrückter Hirsch“ oder so. Das zeigt vielleicht auch unsere Einstellung zu uns selbst. Das wir nicht alles immer ganz ernst nehmen müssen.
(oben links: Martin und Tobias)
Wann habt ihr mit Yackfou gestartet? Und wie seid ihr auf die Idee gekommen?
Martin: Das war im Sommer 2003. Es war eher eine Schnapsidee YACKFOU zu starten. Es entstand eher aus einer einfachen Laune heraus einfach mal ein paar T-Shirt mit eigenen Grafiken zu versehen, anstatt großem Business-Plan, Kapital und der Absicht Geld zu verdienen.
Woher bezieht ihr eure Inspiration für die Motive?
Martin: Aus allem.
Was ist das Markenzeichen eurer Kollektionen?
Martin: Es gibt jetzt keinen „wirklichen“ roten Faden, den wir durchziehen, wir halten uns schon immer noch an das Prinzip des impulsiven Gefallens und verfolgen weniger große Konzepte. Im Ganzen aber sagt man uns nach, dass wir bunt seien und auffällig... hehe
Habt ihr ein aktuelles Lieblingsmotiv/shirt? Nein als Antwort zählt nicht …
Martin: Oh lala; würde sagen das Tiger Death Shirt gefällt mir gerade am besten.
Tobias: Mir gefällt diese Woche das Zick-Zack-Motiv auf Purple. Aber es gibt auch Motive die ich nicht mehr sehen kann, die aber trotzdem super laufen
Habt ihr das Gefühl, dass andere Labels versuchen, euren Stil zu kopieren?
Martin: Nein, das Gefühl eines direkten Kopierens EINES Labels haben wir nicht, obwohl uns schon so ein paar Plagiate untergekommen sind, und auch verschiedene Motive sehr YACKFOU-mäßig aussehen.
Tobias: Sich über Ähnlichkeiten und Plagiate zu ärgern ist uns zu anstrengend und zeitaufwändig. Am Ende zählt die grafische Qualität. Es gibt auch immer wieder Strömungen und Richtungen, die zufällig - als hätte man sich verabredet - in die gleiche Richtung gehen.
(Unsere Produkte von Yackfou könnt ihr hier alle sehen: http://www.clear-cut-case.de/brand/all/yackfou/3/0/42.list.htm)
Lasst ihr euch durch Modetrends beeinflussen?
Martin: Wahrscheinlich schon. Bewusst mache ich das nicht, ich lese z.B. keine Vogue.
Tobias: Es gibt wahrscheinlich so etwas wie einen Zeitgeist, und den zu entdecken oder widerzuspiegeln macht schon Spaß. Zeitloses Design machen wir bestimmt nicht. Was uns heute gefällt, kann in einem Jahr schon wieder längst gegessen sein.
Welche Trends beobachtet ihr momentan?
Martin: Baggyhosen kommen wieder (Endlich sind diese dämlichen Röhrenjeans weg!)
Tobias: Baggyhosen? Hilfe! Vieles wird subtiler und additiver und manchmal darf es auch bewusst hässlich sein.
Welchen Trend findet ihr furchtbar?
Martin: Röhrenjeans
Tobias: Baggyjeans und Strasssteine (schreibt man das mit dreimal S?)
Eure Top-5-Platten des Monats.
Martin: Weezer- Red Album „Weezer“
Tobias: Ich bin Musik-Opportunist und höre so immer das, was Freunde oder Leute um mich rum hören. Frag mich nicht nach Namen. Doch ein kleiner Tipp, da er ein Freund ist, der hier in Berlin wohnt und tatsächlich auch noch gut ist: Troyan (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=184367408)
Eure Top-5-Filmklassiker.
Martin: “Dogville”
Tobias: 1. immer noch Pulp-Four-From-Dusk-Rooms-Till-Dawn-Fiction (meine Jugend)
2. Immer nie am Meer (super Ende)
3. Schwarze Schafe (fand ich allen Unken-Doofer-Berlin-Film-Rufen zum Trotz irre witzig)
4. Praxis Doktor Hasenbein (aber nur unter Drogen)
5. Eraserhead (schön fies)
Wer steckt hinter dem Label?
Tobias: Das Label sind im Kern Martin und ich. Inzwischen machen wir das Ganze nicht mehr mutterseelenallein sondern mit Leuten aus unserem Freundeskreis, die für den Vertrieb, die Webseite, Produktion oder unseren Store in Berlin-Friedrichshain verantwortlich sind.
Wie kommt man auf den Namen Yackfou?
Martin: Tja, ganz großes Kino; „Man nehme eine ordentliche Portion »Fuck« und eine
würzige Prise »You«. Das Ganze wird kräftig durchgerührt und heraus kommt: Yackfou“
Tobias: Für manche klingt das zu platt und ganz ehrlich über den Namen haben wir uns nie lange den Kopf zerbrochen. Ich finde er klingt gut und nicht jeder kommt sofort auf die „tiefere“ Bedeutung des Begriffs. Da kommen dann Vermutungen wie „verrückter Hirsch“ oder so. Das zeigt vielleicht auch unsere Einstellung zu uns selbst. Das wir nicht alles immer ganz ernst nehmen müssen.
(oben links: Martin und Tobias)
Wann habt ihr mit Yackfou gestartet? Und wie seid ihr auf die Idee gekommen?
Martin: Das war im Sommer 2003. Es war eher eine Schnapsidee YACKFOU zu starten. Es entstand eher aus einer einfachen Laune heraus einfach mal ein paar T-Shirt mit eigenen Grafiken zu versehen, anstatt großem Business-Plan, Kapital und der Absicht Geld zu verdienen.
Woher bezieht ihr eure Inspiration für die Motive?
Martin: Aus allem.
Was ist das Markenzeichen eurer Kollektionen?
Martin: Es gibt jetzt keinen „wirklichen“ roten Faden, den wir durchziehen, wir halten uns schon immer noch an das Prinzip des impulsiven Gefallens und verfolgen weniger große Konzepte. Im Ganzen aber sagt man uns nach, dass wir bunt seien und auffällig... hehe
Habt ihr ein aktuelles Lieblingsmotiv/shirt? Nein als Antwort zählt nicht …
Martin: Oh lala; würde sagen das Tiger Death Shirt gefällt mir gerade am besten.
Tobias: Mir gefällt diese Woche das Zick-Zack-Motiv auf Purple. Aber es gibt auch Motive die ich nicht mehr sehen kann, die aber trotzdem super laufen
Habt ihr das Gefühl, dass andere Labels versuchen, euren Stil zu kopieren?
Martin: Nein, das Gefühl eines direkten Kopierens EINES Labels haben wir nicht, obwohl uns schon so ein paar Plagiate untergekommen sind, und auch verschiedene Motive sehr YACKFOU-mäßig aussehen.
Tobias: Sich über Ähnlichkeiten und Plagiate zu ärgern ist uns zu anstrengend und zeitaufwändig. Am Ende zählt die grafische Qualität. Es gibt auch immer wieder Strömungen und Richtungen, die zufällig - als hätte man sich verabredet - in die gleiche Richtung gehen.
(Unsere Produkte von Yackfou könnt ihr hier alle sehen: http://www.clear-cut-case.de/brand/all/yackfou/3/0/42.list.htm)
Lasst ihr euch durch Modetrends beeinflussen?
Martin: Wahrscheinlich schon. Bewusst mache ich das nicht, ich lese z.B. keine Vogue.
Tobias: Es gibt wahrscheinlich so etwas wie einen Zeitgeist, und den zu entdecken oder widerzuspiegeln macht schon Spaß. Zeitloses Design machen wir bestimmt nicht. Was uns heute gefällt, kann in einem Jahr schon wieder längst gegessen sein.
Welche Trends beobachtet ihr momentan?
Martin: Baggyhosen kommen wieder (Endlich sind diese dämlichen Röhrenjeans weg!)
Tobias: Baggyhosen? Hilfe! Vieles wird subtiler und additiver und manchmal darf es auch bewusst hässlich sein.
Welchen Trend findet ihr furchtbar?
Martin: Röhrenjeans
Tobias: Baggyjeans und Strasssteine (schreibt man das mit dreimal S?)
Eure Top-5-Platten des Monats.
Martin: Weezer- Red Album „Weezer“
Tobias: Ich bin Musik-Opportunist und höre so immer das, was Freunde oder Leute um mich rum hören. Frag mich nicht nach Namen. Doch ein kleiner Tipp, da er ein Freund ist, der hier in Berlin wohnt und tatsächlich auch noch gut ist: Troyan (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=184367408)
Eure Top-5-Filmklassiker.
Martin: “Dogville”
Tobias: 1. immer noch Pulp-Four-From-Dusk-Rooms-Till-Dawn-Fiction (meine Jugend)
2. Immer nie am Meer (super Ende)
3. Schwarze Schafe (fand ich allen Unken-Doofer-Berlin-Film-Rufen zum Trotz irre witzig)
4. Praxis Doktor Hasenbein (aber nur unter Drogen)
5. Eraserhead (schön fies)
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Sven Heckmann · 10.10.2008 · posted in WWW-Sites
Eine Auswahl der besten deutschen Agenturen in einem Buch.
Die dritte Ausgabe des Branchenbuches „Selection - Germany‘s Finest Agencies“ aus dem Hause NBVD (www.nbvd.de) ist ab sofort lieferbar. Das aufwendig produzierte Kompendium erscheint auf 384 Seiten und dokumentiert erneut den Status-Quo der Kommunikationsbranche in Deutschland.
Übersichtlich nach Bundesländern geordnet wird eine hochkarätige Auswahl der besten deutschen Agenturen aus Werbung, Design und Digitalen Medien vorgestellt. In der aktuellen Ausgabe werden, neben dem „Who is Who“ der Branche, auch einige vielversprechende Newcomer präsentiert. Mehr Infos unter http://www.selection-germany.de
Die dritte Ausgabe des Branchenbuches „Selection - Germany‘s Finest Agencies“ aus dem Hause NBVD (www.nbvd.de) ist ab sofort lieferbar. Das aufwendig produzierte Kompendium erscheint auf 384 Seiten und dokumentiert erneut den Status-Quo der Kommunikationsbranche in Deutschland.
Übersichtlich nach Bundesländern geordnet wird eine hochkarätige Auswahl der besten deutschen Agenturen aus Werbung, Design und Digitalen Medien vorgestellt. In der aktuellen Ausgabe werden, neben dem „Who is Who“ der Branche, auch einige vielversprechende Newcomer präsentiert. Mehr Infos unter http://www.selection-germany.de
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Auf dem Blog Recordsheetvon Roland Brückner verbindet der Künstler und Illustrator digitale und reale Welt mit einer tollen und einfachen Idee:
the deal is: you link or post this or my main-blog somewhere in the ocean of data and let me know it. and i will send you a postcard with a real-world-original drawing. then i will post the drawings here. doesnt matter where you live and what site it is. lets make the digiworld a little bit more... real!
Das lassen wir uns nicht zweimal sagen und sind gespannt, ob wir Post von ihm bekommen.
the deal is: you link or post this or my main-blog somewhere in the ocean of data and let me know it. and i will send you a postcard with a real-world-original drawing. then i will post the drawings here. doesnt matter where you live and what site it is. lets make the digiworld a little bit more... real!
Das lassen wir uns nicht zweimal sagen und sind gespannt, ob wir Post von ihm bekommen.
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Den Link habe ich gerade bekommen: Ein Blog mit alten Portraits und Passfotos aus den 70ern, 80ern etc.. Die Bilder sind zum Totlachen. Zum Blog hier klicken.
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In unserer Interview-Reihe stellen wir euch unsere Labels etwas näher vor. Hier kommt jetzt Matt von Dephect aus London zu Wort.
Where are you from?
London.
Who is standing behind Dephect?
Dephect’s founding members are Matt Drane and Paul Kemp.
How did you get the idea to name your label Dephect?
Back in the late 90’s we used to go out doing graffiti with a group of friends. One of our friends was called Solomon. Solomon used to use the tag “Deph” short for Dephect. He was a good friend but he became ill and his mum shipped him off to America to take care of him as she was from the states and going back to live there. So we called our company Dephect in honour of Solomon. It sucks because he was mad good at graff! He could have been a big part of Dephect the clothing label but we haven’t seen him 10 years!
When did you start your label? And how did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
We started Dephect back in 1998. We were some kids that loved hip-hop in a big way. Graffiti and hip-hop go hand in hand, so we started to do graffiti. Then one day we said, why don’t we put some of our art onto some t-shirts? It was just a bit of fun, we were only 18 and had ‘proper’ jobs! But now Dephect is our life and passion. We feel very lucky.
Where do you get your inspiration from?
Inspiration comes from all around. Growing up in one of the coolest cities in the world. Obviously graffiti and hip-hop has had a massive influence on us, especially in the early days. But now we look to all kinds of art, music and friends.
What do you think is the core (USP) of your different collections?
It is a cliché but we just try to be original and make things that we want to wear. We don’t have 1 specific thing that sets us apart from all the other labels, it is a unique combination of minds. If anything it is our passion for what we do, hopefully people can see that when they are looking at our products.
Can you name a favorite item of your current collection?
My personal favourite items are the Gill jackets, because they have these cool flaps on them. We never saw anyone else do that, so it’s a first!
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
Of course! We have been ripped off several times, but imitation is the highest form of flattery right? So let them copy us, we are not short of ideas. But it is the nature of the clothing industry, everything goes around in circles, and even if you think of an original idea, chances are that someone else has had the same idea as you!
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
We do not really follow fashion trends at all. Don’t be a sheep be a Sheppard. Maybe that’s why we are not millionaires yet!
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
None.
Which trend do you really hate?
We try not to hate anything. But the idea of making something because everyone else is making it seems kind of strange to us.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
Wow, that’s tough, we have a lot of music and listen all day long to all kinds of stuff. Here are some thing we listened to recently;
Vampire Weekend- Vampire Weekend.
Radio Head- It might be wrong, live.
Beatnuts- Street Level
Pete Rock- All his albums!
MF Doom- Operation Doomsday.
Your top-5 films.
What ever?! That’s almost as hard as the music question! O.k, there’s aren’t in order….
The Shawshank Redemption
The Goonies
The Lost Boys
Layer Cake
Old Boy
Where are you from?
London.
Who is standing behind Dephect?
Dephect’s founding members are Matt Drane and Paul Kemp.
How did you get the idea to name your label Dephect?
Back in the late 90’s we used to go out doing graffiti with a group of friends. One of our friends was called Solomon. Solomon used to use the tag “Deph” short for Dephect. He was a good friend but he became ill and his mum shipped him off to America to take care of him as she was from the states and going back to live there. So we called our company Dephect in honour of Solomon. It sucks because he was mad good at graff! He could have been a big part of Dephect the clothing label but we haven’t seen him 10 years!
When did you start your label? And how did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
We started Dephect back in 1998. We were some kids that loved hip-hop in a big way. Graffiti and hip-hop go hand in hand, so we started to do graffiti. Then one day we said, why don’t we put some of our art onto some t-shirts? It was just a bit of fun, we were only 18 and had ‘proper’ jobs! But now Dephect is our life and passion. We feel very lucky.
Where do you get your inspiration from?
Inspiration comes from all around. Growing up in one of the coolest cities in the world. Obviously graffiti and hip-hop has had a massive influence on us, especially in the early days. But now we look to all kinds of art, music and friends.
What do you think is the core (USP) of your different collections?
It is a cliché but we just try to be original and make things that we want to wear. We don’t have 1 specific thing that sets us apart from all the other labels, it is a unique combination of minds. If anything it is our passion for what we do, hopefully people can see that when they are looking at our products.
Can you name a favorite item of your current collection?
My personal favourite items are the Gill jackets, because they have these cool flaps on them. We never saw anyone else do that, so it’s a first!
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
Of course! We have been ripped off several times, but imitation is the highest form of flattery right? So let them copy us, we are not short of ideas. But it is the nature of the clothing industry, everything goes around in circles, and even if you think of an original idea, chances are that someone else has had the same idea as you!
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
We do not really follow fashion trends at all. Don’t be a sheep be a Sheppard. Maybe that’s why we are not millionaires yet!
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
None.
Which trend do you really hate?
We try not to hate anything. But the idea of making something because everyone else is making it seems kind of strange to us.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
Wow, that’s tough, we have a lot of music and listen all day long to all kinds of stuff. Here are some thing we listened to recently;
Vampire Weekend- Vampire Weekend.
Radio Head- It might be wrong, live.
Beatnuts- Street Level
Pete Rock- All his albums!
MF Doom- Operation Doomsday.
Your top-5 films.
What ever?! That’s almost as hard as the music question! O.k, there’s aren’t in order….
The Shawshank Redemption
The Goonies
The Lost Boys
Layer Cake
Old Boy
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Heavy Rotation ist eines unser Lables aus den USA, das du momentan in Deutschland nur bei Clear-Cut-Case.de bekommst. Wir wollen euch daher das Label etwas genauer vorstellen. Heavy Rotation hat unter anderem eine interessante Vergangenheit, denn Brians Vater gehörte in den 60er Jahren zu den ersten Print-T-Shirt-Machern in Amerika. Wir haben Brian selbst 2007 in Las Vegas auf der Messe getroffen. Er ist ein kreativer Kopf, der dabei verdammt nett und bodenständig ist.
Aber am besten liest du den Rest selbst….
Where are you from?
I grew up on a small farm in Wisconsin. Currently our business is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Not your typical fashion company location, but its home and we like it.
Who is standing behind Heavy Rotation?
My wife Natalie and I started the brand in 2003. We have eight employees.
How did you get the idea to name your label Heavy Rotation?
I have always been a big record collector. I have been DJing since I was 15. Heavy Rotation is a term used in radio when a single is played often. Hot records go into Heavy Rotation, like our tees.
When did you start your label? And how did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
We started in 2003. It was more of a hobby then. My father was one of the first t-shirt printers in the country. He has a huge collection of art and designs dating back to 1962. When vintage shirts where big, I started digging through some of his old designs. It was sort of like digging records to me. We started reproducing these vintage designs with a modern twist. One thing lead to another and the brand really started taking off. Natalie and I moved from Brooklyn to Milwaukee, we got a little warehouse and start working on Heavy Rotation full time.
Where do you get your inspiration from?
We draw inspiration from all over. Almost everything we doing involves Music, Art, and Nature. We take icons out of pop culture chop them up and give them the Heavy Rotation take. In the last few catalogs, we have drawn inspiration from regions of the world. Summer was Latin American, fall was India, winter was Scandinavia, and spring is based on East Asia.
Can you name a favorite item of your current collection?
In Spring it’s LP stack – it’s a photo of my records.
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
We see some things we do influence other lines, but it is just part of it. It makes us work harder to one-up them. We try to innovate each season. We came out with 3-d shirts, 4 color process printing, all over prints, and burnouts very early on.
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
I think it’s important to watch was is going on out there but not let it dictate your creativity. One good thing about being a small company is we can react to trends fast. We can change fabrics and fits based on what we see out there.
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
It’s a mess right now. I think this reflect the mood of our country. Nobody knows what is going to happen. Things are cleaning up a bit. For a few years it’s was see how crazy we can print. We went through all over prints, washes, dyes, and burnouts. Right now, we are about smart clean great design.
Which trend do you really hate?
Ed Hardy.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
I am not sure about albums of the month. But the Mad Decent podcast, Dj Girl Talk, and Justice are in Heavy Rotation here.
Your top-5 films.
I have not seen many movies since my son Walker was born 10 months ago. However I would like to see “Burn after reading”.
Thanks for the Interview
Aber am besten liest du den Rest selbst….
Where are you from?
I grew up on a small farm in Wisconsin. Currently our business is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Not your typical fashion company location, but its home and we like it.
Who is standing behind Heavy Rotation?
My wife Natalie and I started the brand in 2003. We have eight employees.
How did you get the idea to name your label Heavy Rotation?
I have always been a big record collector. I have been DJing since I was 15. Heavy Rotation is a term used in radio when a single is played often. Hot records go into Heavy Rotation, like our tees.
When did you start your label? And how did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
We started in 2003. It was more of a hobby then. My father was one of the first t-shirt printers in the country. He has a huge collection of art and designs dating back to 1962. When vintage shirts where big, I started digging through some of his old designs. It was sort of like digging records to me. We started reproducing these vintage designs with a modern twist. One thing lead to another and the brand really started taking off. Natalie and I moved from Brooklyn to Milwaukee, we got a little warehouse and start working on Heavy Rotation full time.
Where do you get your inspiration from?
We draw inspiration from all over. Almost everything we doing involves Music, Art, and Nature. We take icons out of pop culture chop them up and give them the Heavy Rotation take. In the last few catalogs, we have drawn inspiration from regions of the world. Summer was Latin American, fall was India, winter was Scandinavia, and spring is based on East Asia.
Can you name a favorite item of your current collection?
In Spring it’s LP stack – it’s a photo of my records.
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
We see some things we do influence other lines, but it is just part of it. It makes us work harder to one-up them. We try to innovate each season. We came out with 3-d shirts, 4 color process printing, all over prints, and burnouts very early on.
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
I think it’s important to watch was is going on out there but not let it dictate your creativity. One good thing about being a small company is we can react to trends fast. We can change fabrics and fits based on what we see out there.
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
It’s a mess right now. I think this reflect the mood of our country. Nobody knows what is going to happen. Things are cleaning up a bit. For a few years it’s was see how crazy we can print. We went through all over prints, washes, dyes, and burnouts. Right now, we are about smart clean great design.
Which trend do you really hate?
Ed Hardy.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
I am not sure about albums of the month. But the Mad Decent podcast, Dj Girl Talk, and Justice are in Heavy Rotation here.
Your top-5 films.
I have not seen many movies since my son Walker was born 10 months ago. However I would like to see “Burn after reading”.
Thanks for the Interview
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Wir haben die beiden Gründer von ONTOUR vor mehr als 2 Jahren auf der Bread&Butter kennengelernt und waren schon bei ihrer ersten „offiziellen“ Kollektion total begeistert. Hier findet ihr nun ein kleines (bzw. vielleicht doch etwas grösseres :-) Interview, was wir mit Ihnen gemacht haben. Viel Spass beim Lesen.
Where are you from?
Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Who is standing behind ONTOUR?
Etienne Dekkers and Remco van der Velden (owners and designers).
Wouter Munnichs (Sales and back office). And of course loads of support from friends, family and our network around us.
How did you get the idea to name your label ONTOUR?
Every season something else goes go 'Ontour'; A striking theme that influences all designs for a collection, some examples are „Royal jelly Ontour“ „Hide Ontour“ „S.O.S. Ontour“ and this season „Cosmic Crack Ontour“...
We want to tell a (visual) story based on one theme that surprises people and catches your attention immediately.
You can see the link between all items directly, but at the same time they all are different. We want to create a whole Ontour world / experience each season throughout all our products, our photography, website, expo’s we organise, books we publish and parties we give for example.
When did you start your label?
In the beginning of 2005.
How did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
Etienne and I became friends at the Design Academy Eindhoven where we studied 3D product design. We shared the same interest in (street) art, magazines, tshirts, fashion, graphics and so on. We followed what was happening in other cities like London, Tokyo, New York and started creating our own images and ideas. We always knew we wanted to do something for ourselves, allowing the freedom to develop the crazy ideas in our heads, a creative platform to work from and show the world how we think about stuff.
After graduating we talked about setting up our own label a lot, while drinking beers in bars. At a certain point we felt the time was just right and we decided to get this adventure going and we founded Ontour; Started selling fresh T's out of the boot of our car, hunting for the best shops in town.
After a succesfull trip in our home country, we hit the road to some exciting cities abroad…and now we are here! Things can go fast when you work hard and believe in it.
You always work with very strong collection themes. Where do you get your inspiration from?
We come up with a theme just by the things we see or hear, most of the time when you're not really looking for something.
It starts with an almost 'stupid' idea, things you would normally throw off the table...but at the same time these are often the strongest. And hey...we decided to start our own company so we could do these things without consessions, so why not?
For example the 'BigMouth Ontour' collection started with a weird old wind-up toy from the 80's called chattering teeth, that I did I found in a shop while I was in Barcelona for holidays.
Thinking about our Autumn / Winter 06 collection, this quirky object kept popping up in our heads and we decided to build a whole story and all our designs round this simple idea and created 'BigMouth Ontour'.
Last summer we brought 'S.O.S. Ontour': a pandemic combination of Bermuda Triangles, Morse codes, S.O.S. Wurms, Tornados, Explosions and UFO Burgers...
We create several directions but it's always clear which one to take. You feel immediately which one has potential.
Humour is a very important element; it should make people laugh or look twice. We like strange combinations to create a new image or twist something around, like brains with an eyepatch or a jellyfish with pudding. Besides it's ofcourse quite important it should look good visually.
There is only one rule: it should be fresh and surprising every season again we think.
Tell us a bit more about the collaboration with the artist Cosmic Crack” for the current collection.
This is the first time we invited an artist to work with us. He’s a good friend from us and very talented. We’ve been huge fans of his work for years and now we sat down and joined forces. This resulted in a complete collection for coming winter. Some info about Cosmic Crack:
Cosmic Crack (aka CrackRock) currently an Eindhoven native, is a botanical artist with a fresh approach to the well known cosmic genre. From his early work to his later work with Betamaxxx (of which he is the co-founder) Cosmic Crack has carried his fascination with the unique and unusual into a wide range of multi-media artwork, including various installations,as well as design of concepts that are unsurpassed for their innovation and theoretical intergallactical flair.
All designs / graphics are handmade (no direct computer images), using a combination of cutting, sketching, painting, glueing, spirographs and photography, resulting in a more raw and deep collection. Besides the overall 'cosmic crack' theme there are loads of small stories / crazy facts behind all designs. Some examples:
-The 'I Rock Foil' items, a bitmap image from pieces of aluminium foil. The hoodies and shirts are based on the fact that some people wear thin foil suits and hats in the belief that these act to shield the body against alien interference, electromagnetic fields, mind control and mind reading. check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin-foil_hat
- 'Axis of Evil' male and female tees/hoodies based on the Ryugyong Hotel, a towering, empty concrete shell intended for use as a hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea. The pyramid hotel's name comes from one of the historic names for Pyongyang; Ryugyong, or 'capital of willows'. If the building were ever completed it would be the world's tallest hotel, and the seventh largest building in the world. Today, however, it remains unfinished and uninhabited. The North Korean government has removed the Ryugyong from maps and stamps. Many sources describing the hotel consider it to be sinister, ominous and unsettling. Check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryugyong_Hotel
- 'Blueprint' items based on the countless ballpoint drawings Crackrock makes on every piece of paper, arm, beermat he can find.
All items are produced on 100% organic cotton, another good step ahead for us. For a preview of the launch of this collection have a look at a video at statemagazine.nl
What do you think is the core (USP) of your different collections?
We want to cross the borders between streetwear and fashion and mix strong graphics with striking garment designs. I think it’s hard to really label our brand, we just design stuff that we’d like to wear ourselves and…we also grow up. We will always bring our bold eye-catching graphics but besides also develop our line with more sophisticated, subtle pieces. But always with our recognizable ‘Ontour twist’, when you have a look at our collections you know what I mean….
Every season we expand our collection a bit with a more and more intens focus on the design, details and materials, to create an exclusive and quality products.
Can you name a favourite item of your current collection?
One of my favourites is the ‘See Colours Hear Noise’ graphic with the cosmic hand and the cut and sew ‘Axis of Evil’ items. Besides our hoodiescarfs are excellent for the winter times!
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
Well, we can’t put to much energy in this but sometimes it amazes us how ‘creatives’ dare to steal ideas…have a look at the picture attached…this is a photo wouter took last weekend in a big Dutch retail chain…their inhouse label copied our Bermuda Triangle from last season…a 1:1 copy!! Even the colours are the same…crazy!
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
Of course we see a lot of stuff at tradeshows, on the internet, shows, magazines and really like some of the brands out there. But at a certain point you need to stop looking and do your own thing. We never make a ‘trend collage’ or decide on colours because these will be ‘the next big thing’. We always design very intuitively and follow our hearts.
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
Some really good stuff always comes from Japan and also some Scandinavian labels have a big influence. But we always have our eyes open not only focussing on the catwalk or on other streetwear brands; we collect a lot of art books, go to musea, watch architecture, walk around on the streets, or just close your eyes and dream to get inspired.
Which trend do you really hate?
Not something in particular. It’s about creating your own style, the people who try to tell you now that a certain trend is sooooo over, will tell you in 2 years that exactly that item is the must have of your wardrobe! Fuck them, do whatever you feel like.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
On my top 5 I-tunes playlist at the moment:
- Santogold mixtape by Diplo
- MGMT
- The Whitest Boy Alive
- Kempi – Du Zoon
- Some old Morrissey stuff
Your top-5 films.
……pffff tooo much man, I really like documentaries and music videos.
Thanks for the interview, Sven
Zu den Produkten zu ONTOUR hierklicken. Mehr Infos zu ONTOUR findet man auch auf ihrem Highsnobiety-Blog (http://highsnobiety.com/columns/ontour/) oder auf ihrer Website(http://www.ontour.nl/)
Where are you from?
Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Who is standing behind ONTOUR?
Etienne Dekkers and Remco van der Velden (owners and designers).
Wouter Munnichs (Sales and back office). And of course loads of support from friends, family and our network around us.
How did you get the idea to name your label ONTOUR?
Every season something else goes go 'Ontour'; A striking theme that influences all designs for a collection, some examples are „Royal jelly Ontour“ „Hide Ontour“ „S.O.S. Ontour“ and this season „Cosmic Crack Ontour“...
We want to tell a (visual) story based on one theme that surprises people and catches your attention immediately.
You can see the link between all items directly, but at the same time they all are different. We want to create a whole Ontour world / experience each season throughout all our products, our photography, website, expo’s we organise, books we publish and parties we give for example.
When did you start your label?
In the beginning of 2005.
How did you get the idea to create your own clothing brand?
Etienne and I became friends at the Design Academy Eindhoven where we studied 3D product design. We shared the same interest in (street) art, magazines, tshirts, fashion, graphics and so on. We followed what was happening in other cities like London, Tokyo, New York and started creating our own images and ideas. We always knew we wanted to do something for ourselves, allowing the freedom to develop the crazy ideas in our heads, a creative platform to work from and show the world how we think about stuff.
After graduating we talked about setting up our own label a lot, while drinking beers in bars. At a certain point we felt the time was just right and we decided to get this adventure going and we founded Ontour; Started selling fresh T's out of the boot of our car, hunting for the best shops in town.
After a succesfull trip in our home country, we hit the road to some exciting cities abroad…and now we are here! Things can go fast when you work hard and believe in it.
You always work with very strong collection themes. Where do you get your inspiration from?
We come up with a theme just by the things we see or hear, most of the time when you're not really looking for something.
It starts with an almost 'stupid' idea, things you would normally throw off the table...but at the same time these are often the strongest. And hey...we decided to start our own company so we could do these things without consessions, so why not?
For example the 'BigMouth Ontour' collection started with a weird old wind-up toy from the 80's called chattering teeth, that I did I found in a shop while I was in Barcelona for holidays.
Thinking about our Autumn / Winter 06 collection, this quirky object kept popping up in our heads and we decided to build a whole story and all our designs round this simple idea and created 'BigMouth Ontour'.
Last summer we brought 'S.O.S. Ontour': a pandemic combination of Bermuda Triangles, Morse codes, S.O.S. Wurms, Tornados, Explosions and UFO Burgers...
We create several directions but it's always clear which one to take. You feel immediately which one has potential.
Humour is a very important element; it should make people laugh or look twice. We like strange combinations to create a new image or twist something around, like brains with an eyepatch or a jellyfish with pudding. Besides it's ofcourse quite important it should look good visually.
There is only one rule: it should be fresh and surprising every season again we think.
Tell us a bit more about the collaboration with the artist Cosmic Crack” for the current collection.
This is the first time we invited an artist to work with us. He’s a good friend from us and very talented. We’ve been huge fans of his work for years and now we sat down and joined forces. This resulted in a complete collection for coming winter. Some info about Cosmic Crack:
Cosmic Crack (aka CrackRock) currently an Eindhoven native, is a botanical artist with a fresh approach to the well known cosmic genre. From his early work to his later work with Betamaxxx (of which he is the co-founder) Cosmic Crack has carried his fascination with the unique and unusual into a wide range of multi-media artwork, including various installations,as well as design of concepts that are unsurpassed for their innovation and theoretical intergallactical flair.
All designs / graphics are handmade (no direct computer images), using a combination of cutting, sketching, painting, glueing, spirographs and photography, resulting in a more raw and deep collection. Besides the overall 'cosmic crack' theme there are loads of small stories / crazy facts behind all designs. Some examples:
-The 'I Rock Foil' items, a bitmap image from pieces of aluminium foil. The hoodies and shirts are based on the fact that some people wear thin foil suits and hats in the belief that these act to shield the body against alien interference, electromagnetic fields, mind control and mind reading. check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin-foil_hat
- 'Axis of Evil' male and female tees/hoodies based on the Ryugyong Hotel, a towering, empty concrete shell intended for use as a hotel in Pyongyang, North Korea. The pyramid hotel's name comes from one of the historic names for Pyongyang; Ryugyong, or 'capital of willows'. If the building were ever completed it would be the world's tallest hotel, and the seventh largest building in the world. Today, however, it remains unfinished and uninhabited. The North Korean government has removed the Ryugyong from maps and stamps. Many sources describing the hotel consider it to be sinister, ominous and unsettling. Check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryugyong_Hotel
- 'Blueprint' items based on the countless ballpoint drawings Crackrock makes on every piece of paper, arm, beermat he can find.
All items are produced on 100% organic cotton, another good step ahead for us. For a preview of the launch of this collection have a look at a video at statemagazine.nl
What do you think is the core (USP) of your different collections?
We want to cross the borders between streetwear and fashion and mix strong graphics with striking garment designs. I think it’s hard to really label our brand, we just design stuff that we’d like to wear ourselves and…we also grow up. We will always bring our bold eye-catching graphics but besides also develop our line with more sophisticated, subtle pieces. But always with our recognizable ‘Ontour twist’, when you have a look at our collections you know what I mean….
Every season we expand our collection a bit with a more and more intens focus on the design, details and materials, to create an exclusive and quality products.
Can you name a favourite item of your current collection?
One of my favourites is the ‘See Colours Hear Noise’ graphic with the cosmic hand and the cut and sew ‘Axis of Evil’ items. Besides our hoodiescarfs are excellent for the winter times!
Do you sometimes think that other brands copy ideas/styles from you?
Well, we can’t put to much energy in this but sometimes it amazes us how ‘creatives’ dare to steal ideas…have a look at the picture attached…this is a photo wouter took last weekend in a big Dutch retail chain…their inhouse label copied our Bermuda Triangle from last season…a 1:1 copy!! Even the colours are the same…crazy!
How far are you influenced by fashion trends?
Of course we see a lot of stuff at tradeshows, on the internet, shows, magazines and really like some of the brands out there. But at a certain point you need to stop looking and do your own thing. We never make a ‘trend collage’ or decide on colours because these will be ‘the next big thing’. We always design very intuitively and follow our hearts.
Which trends are you observing at the moment in the fashion market?
Some really good stuff always comes from Japan and also some Scandinavian labels have a big influence. But we always have our eyes open not only focussing on the catwalk or on other streetwear brands; we collect a lot of art books, go to musea, watch architecture, walk around on the streets, or just close your eyes and dream to get inspired.
Which trend do you really hate?
Not something in particular. It’s about creating your own style, the people who try to tell you now that a certain trend is sooooo over, will tell you in 2 years that exactly that item is the must have of your wardrobe! Fuck them, do whatever you feel like.
Your top-5 music albums of the month.
On my top 5 I-tunes playlist at the moment:
- Santogold mixtape by Diplo
- MGMT
- The Whitest Boy Alive
- Kempi – Du Zoon
- Some old Morrissey stuff
Your top-5 films.
……pffff tooo much man, I really like documentaries and music videos.
Thanks for the interview, Sven
Zu den Produkten zu ONTOUR hierklicken. Mehr Infos zu ONTOUR findet man auch auf ihrem Highsnobiety-Blog (http://highsnobiety.com/columns/ontour/) oder auf ihrer Website(http://www.ontour.nl/)
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Sven Heckmann · 09.09.2008 · posted in CCC-News
Es geht Schlag auf Schlag, es gibt wieder neue T-Shirts und Hoodies. Hier ein paar Beispiele von:
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Sven Heckmann · 05.09.2008 · posted in CCC-News
Ganz frisch eingetroffen ist bei uns leckere neue Ware von:
Dephect
Cleptomanicx
Yackfou
Viel Spaß beim Stöbern.
Dephect
Cleptomanicx
Yackfou
Viel Spaß beim Stöbern.
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Unser Spezialgebiet sind T-Shirts. Für Clear Cut Case ist ein gutes Shirt-Motiv wie ein mobiles Kunstwerk, das nicht in einer Galerie verstaubt. Mit Besuchen der wichtigsten Fashion Messen halten wir uns up2date und scannen ständig den Markt. Wir erweitern unser Sortiment dauerhaft und bieten euch die heißesten neuen Streetwear Marken, die man nicht an jeder Ecke findet. Für Kooperationen mit Blogs, die sich mit den Themen Fashion, Streetwear, Graffiti, streetart beschäftigen, sind wir grundsätzlich offen. Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn: We love T-Shirts, we love streetwear.
Unsere gesamten Brands könnt ihr im Online Shop unter der Rubrik Marken finden. Oder aber ihr stöbert im Sortiment ganz entspannt in den Rubriken Mann oder Frau. Dort findet ihr Shirts, Sweater, Hoodies, Trainingsjacken, Jacken und Accessoires (Mützen, Taschen, Caps, Wallets). News über neue Produkte, Hintergrundinfos zu unseren Lables und natürlich Interessantes aus den Bereichen streetart & Co gibt es in unserem Blog. Und wer ständig auf dem Laufenden sein will, wenn neue Produkte in unseren Online Shop eintreffen, abonniert einfach unseren Newsletter.