Continuing our agenda to disrupt the broken fashion machine, we proudly present our latest, off-calendar collection.
Completely designed and manufactured in our in-house Brooklyn Factory, the collection is a collision of various inspirations from, and reactions to, our modern age.

Hyperreality is used in semiotics and postmodern philosophy to describe a hypothetical inability of consciousness to distinguish reality from fantasy, especially in technologically advanced postmodern societies.
Self Imposed Reality Check.
Our previous attempts to inject new thinking and practices into an existing, institutionalized fashion system have failed. We have come to the conclusion that our philosophy, methodologies and products are sound and it has been our desire to engage a flawed system, which has lead us astray.
We have proudly decided to disengage this broken system in an attempt to interact with our consumers directly and unfiltered.
We follow no season and no calendar, only our instincts and what we feel is appropriate and relevant.
To view the full collection, click here.

After over 10 years using photoshop, illustrator Daniel Mackie abandons it in favor of pencil and watercolour. Recently winning ‘Best in Book’ in the Creative Review Illustration Annual 2011.  Judge Kuchar Swara says,” i was really impressed with the level of Detail and attention to the figure and it’s distortions of scale…”  All Daniel’s illustrations are now hand drawn and painted on 300gsm saunders watercolour pap

Artworks from Sam Van Olffen, he is photographs of real-life objects, and combine them to create a new, darker, fantasy reality and explore strange universe, with retro futuritic influences and bizaros caracters.

Thanx Sam Van Olffen to submit