It’s not the biggest sale in the world, but t-shirts that used to be £30 are now £15, and you can hardly complain about that.
Roktic Sale
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I thought it might be nice to see some splendid tees from organic Australian label Das Monk today as well as lots of percentage signs.
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There’s no denying it, some of these designs are absolutely spectacular, and now it’s easier to get hold of Dutch brand Ontour in the UK than ever before, now that Roktic are selling them (and the only people in the country, at that). They’ve actually been selling Ontour for more than a month now, but I’m still working my way through the backlog caused by the France trip.
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Usually when I see a pop up shop I wonder why they’re open for such a short amount of time, and looking at Roktic’s short-term shop on Brick Lane I’m tempted to say the same, but I’m sure they have good reason, maybe if this week goes well they might do a longer residency (perhaps even permanent) in the future.
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I won’t be able to make it down to this week to the Roktic pop up shop, but I wholeheartedly recommend that London based HYAers do (and drop me an e-mail to say what you thought if you do go, please).
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I’ve come to expect good things from Wemoto, and they haven’t disappoited me with this release, which Roktic have managed to pick up before anyone else. The rest of the release can be found in the gallery (including a Charles Manson based design that I can’t decide if I am offended by or just don’t understand), but I wanted to point out the hoodie above because I really like the concept behind it. As the text is written inside the hoodie the text is only revealed when the wearer takes it off, which is a pretty fun idea.
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