Dover Street Market Ginza’s “DSM” lettering is arched across the middle of long-sleeve tees, the same lettering stamped on the backside of a handful of different-hued hoodies.
Other crewneck sweatshirts land in black and grey colorways and are adorned with a golden Champion “C” insignia with “Dover Street Market Ginza” written in cursive underneath.
Los Angeles-stationed Babylon is back with another seasonal release. Marking the first of the label’s Fall/Winter 2024 drops, Babylon’s newest delivery combines its graphic expertise with its growing cut-and-sew department for a cohesive and expansive collection.
Set at downtown LA’s iconic Belasco Theater, the Ruegah-shot lookbook sees models flex the label’s new pieces up against the theater’s Spanish Baroque backdrops.
Iconic New York street art supply studio KRINK worked with AKILA Eyewear on a limited-edition aluminum take of the fan-favorite Hi-Fi frame.
The updated Hi-Fi sunglasses feature an aluminum frame with matte-black finish, exposed metal KRINK branded cores in acetate temples. Each frame comes with an AKILA branded K-42 paint marker from KRINK.
Danish label GANNI and British outerwear brand Barbour are going for round three with an all-new range of head-turning statements.
Employing organic waxed cotton and recycled polyamide, the nine-piece collection includes two new iterations of classic trench, duffle and parka silhouettes, along with an all-new Spey-inspired anorak in black and brown tones. Across the lineup, Barbour’s heritage tartans meet GANNI’s flamboyant leopard print, Peter Pan collars and functional hardware — all stamped with the distinctive green GANNI x Barbour logo.
Stash’s spraypainted style exists at the core of the collaboration, his instantly recognizable design language infused into onto each of the garments in some capacity. A black knit bomber stands out, engulfed in a monochromatic colorway and complete with snap button closure down the middle. A Subware insignia is stamped on one side of the chest, while NEIGHBORHOOD and “Craft with pride” are written on the other side and “Subware: Visual Maintenance” in big lettering on the back.
Continuing on into the capsule, the duo offers up a handful of graphic t-shirts – both short sleeve and long sleeve – printed with Stash’s works and complete with clean cobranding. Rounding out the release is a collaborative skate deck, adorned with NEIGHBORHOOD grafitti tagging across the middle.
New York workwear brand Randy’s Garments has returned with its Fall/Winter 2024 collection. Last season, the label debuted a rust-red capsule of workwear staples constructed out of selvedge denim.
For the cooler months, designer Brandon Portelli continued to prioritize thick, high-quality fabrics while using layering to add dimension. A lookbook was shot around distinct New York locations, from Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal to Flushing’s Citi Field stadium.
