London based Oki-ni has long been one our favourite places to head for a spot of online shopping. Long time collaborators with the likes of Kid Robot, Stone Island and Puma their collection of exclusive lines and unique pieces just seem to get bigger and bigger each season. This week they received their shipment from the very cool Silas Spring Summer 08 collection.
Even though we do our best to keep it strictly British here at Kartel, every now and again something catches our eye that we feel we just need to share. Introducing Carrot Clothing. A brand “…well known in all ex-Yugoslavian countries”, Carrot keeps it simple with some awesome graphic tees designed by the likes of graffiti supremos 123Klan, Flying Fortress and Darlek, and the results are pretty dam good.
A few weeks ago we reported on the first of Trainerpotter’s collaborations with UK retailers and the release of their limited edition Windjammer designed by Huddersfield store SOI77. This week they drop the second, third and forth in the series with collaborations with Aberdeen based clothing store Attic.
The Trainspotter website had this to say “This Spring and Summer we have teamed up with owners and brothers Richard, Adam and Craig from the Attic store in Aberdeen in Scotland to create a trio of TS Jammers…”
Fly 53 is one of those hit and miss brands. Not always getting it right, they sometimes fall a little short of the mark when it comes selecting graphic prints for their collections, however their new SS08 line is a killer.
With nice pieces for both ladies and gents, the collection features some awesome graphic t-shirts and hoodies as well as a very cool range of garms in the women’s department.
As part of their Spring/Summer 08 collection one the UK’s best streetwear brands Trainerspotter, have teamed up with Huddersfield fashion emporium SOI77 to create an exclusive colourway of their Windjammer jacket. The limited edition jacket features “…a rainbow check for the upper and set off against a black base and a black and white gingham lining” and was designed by, store owners, Bob Clarke and Jill Moxon.
London based ladies fashion label Not Bad For a Girl teamed up last year with UK’s finest Addict to design a collection of womens hoodies. Although this has been in the pipe line for a few months, according to the NBFG Blog these are now available to buy from all good Addict stockists.
Tees from the new Spring 2008 Stussy collection featuring exclusive collaboration with graffiti legend Futura have just arrived at online retailer Urban Industry. According to Stussy this new line “highlights several distinctive graphics and images that were created by Futura” and “Each style has a unique twist that both Stussy and Futura enthusiasts will appreciate”
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