I’ve always wanted to use an ‘x’ in my titles, so I’m glad that Karmaloop collaborated with Triko to produce what is actually quite a nice hoodie, so I’m not just posting this so that I can feel like a streetwear blogger. Let’s blurb it out:
“The Limited Edition Karmaloop x Triko Collab Kimono Sweatshirt is truly a work of art. Embroidered with the Akita design on the back in metallic thread, the front features kangaroo pockets and the Triko logo embroidered in gold. Classy.”
And there’s only 74 of these bad boys around, so if you want it…. get it. If you were wondering about the front of the hoodie, it’s a fairly standard logo above the left breast affair, but the back easily makes up for the lack of frontal action.
$165 URL (coupon code AS7594 gets you up to 20% off, and puts a little something in my pocket too)
Disaster Clothing: Worth checking out, this Italian outfit has some cool single-colour prints, although I wouldn’t chance wearing any of their designs if I was going anywhere near an airport.
A Better Tomorrow: As usual, my weakness of not knowing German (that I intend to fix after ‘Beginners’ Japanese’) means that I may well have got this wrong, but I think that ABT are selling tees from their design competition for the bargain price of €10 a piece. I don’t know if this is really news, but it’s welcome either way.
Teetonic: Three quality winners from the Brit-based design competition, my personal fave is ‘Perfect Bait‘, partly because the artist actually uses the word ‘diptych’ in his description. They also recently launch an affiliate/street team programme with the ever-so-witty name of ‘Freetonic‘, basically, if 10 tees are sold through your unique code than you’ll get a free tee, which I’d say is a pretty fair deal. Lastly in this little roundup of teetonic news, they’ve dropped their price to £15 for a tee (I think it was £18 before), which is reasonable for a British company considering our strong currency.
