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Die For Mine is a new streetwear company from Denver, CO. We’re passionate about this culture and just love really cool t-shirts. Die For Mine is about staying true to the things that are most important to us all in life. We’re just starting out and really excited to grow!
Andy: The shirts aren’t exactly my style, but they seem to be doing a lot of things right so I wish them luck.
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This collaboration has been quite a long time coming, teaming up UK streetwear label AnyForty with the worlds only t-shirt magazine, T-World, to release a t-shirt series showcasing the best design talent from Australia. There’s quite a few more designs in the collection, but there’s only so much space on the blog, y’know?
It’s really impressive to see how AnyForty has been growing recently, there seems to be something new happening over there every day and they keep pushing themselves to greater heights. We all know that I’m a fan of T-world (even though I believe it has been shamefully bereft of references to HYA!), and it’s really cool to see someone of Eddie’s influence collaborating with a UK streetwear label when I would imagine it would have been more lucrative to partner with someone in the US (though clothing seems to be fairly global these days anyway, especially when you get towards the slightly more premium streetwear prices).
Each shirt is £30, and comes with a special 24-page edition of T-World that is specific to the t-shirt artist.
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I must admit that I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with a lot of streetwear brands, I love the simplicity and iconic designs that can come from the big brands, and I usually hate the price, but this Kate Moss x Supreme collaboration t-shirt has me more curious than anything else. I’ve seen a lot of people talking about it, I do think it looks pretty cool and I’d definitely wear it, but I don’t think that’s really why it’s getting so much hype and interest in the clothing world.
Advice, thoughts, opinions and explanations are extremely welcome in the comments.
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I’m not nearly cool enough to have heard of Marshall Artist before Street Casuals dropped me an e-mail about them, but I like their style, everything is very clean and wearable. I could natter on for a while but to be honest the SC press release about the goods is far too well put together for me to ignore, so you can find that after the break.
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I’m sure that Mishka got a great photographer to do their lookbook, but this is one of those rare cases where I think that the clothes may have looked better without people wearing them, perhaps I don’t understand the attitude that someone needs to have to be a Mishka model.
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From what I’ve heard the previous Out of Step Sample sale was a big success so you can hope for more of the same this time around, and with three days you’ve got plenty of time to get down there and have a look around to pick up some top brands at a fraction of the usual price. I would presume that the amount of stock left on Sunday afternoon would be fairly minimal though, so the early you get there the better in terms of selection.
Let me know if any of you make it down there and share your experience/any bargains you picked up.
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