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SS14 Yohji Yamamoto ‘Eat My Ass’ Overdyed Sleeveless Tank-top 🤪

Yohji Yamamoto’s Spring 2014 collection was said to explore the designer’s perceptions of a ‘lonely nomad’. However, missing from the runway was an incredibly unique piece, plagued with kinky lettering and an untold side of Yamamoto’s traditional design philosophy. The infamous ‘Eat My Ass’ tank top came as a shock to many, opposing the seasoned designer’s roots in shadowed elegance, silhouette and construction. Much like the Spring 2002 ‘LSD’ button-ups, he strays from any sort of normalcy, begging onlookers to, for lack of better words, munch the wearer’s behind. While humorous, these oddities from such established Maison’s are true rarities in the archive field, surfacing once in a blue moon and subsequently skyrocketing in value.

Debuting in the Fall of 2014, this tank-top reads of a plea to ‘Eat my ass’. Among two other lines, the poem(?) instructs onlookers to “Eat me” and “Eat my fingers”, atop an overdyed black sleeveless tank. With such a tempting offer, this top is sure to impress, especially on family vacations, dinners and first dates. Tagged as a size large, this piece is in pristine condition throughout.

550.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

SS14 Yohji Yamamoto ‘Eat My Ass’ Overdyed Sleeveless Tank-top 🤪

Yohji Yamamoto’s Spring 2014 collection was said to explore the designer’s perceptions of a ‘lonely nomad’. However, missing from the runway was an incredibly unique piece, plagued with kinky lettering and an untold side of Yamamoto’s traditional design philosophy. The infamous ‘Eat My Ass’ tank top came as a shock to many, opposing the seasoned designer’s roots in shadowed elegance, silhouette and construction. Much like the Spring 2002 ‘LSD’ button-ups, he strays from any sort of normalcy, begging onlookers to, for lack of better words, munch the wearer’s behind. While humorous, these oddities from such established Maison’s are true rarities in the archive field, surfacing once in a blue moon and subsequently skyrocketing in value.

Debuting in the Fall of 2014, this tank-top reads of a plea to ‘Eat my ass’. Among two other lines, the poem(?) instructs onlookers to “Eat me” and “Eat my fingers”, atop an overdyed black sleeveless tank. With such a tempting offer, this top is sure to impress, especially on family vacations, dinners and first dates. Tagged as a size large, this piece is in pristine condition throughout.

550.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Enfants Riches Deprimes Demi God Nosebleed Long Sleeve & Judged You Tank Top 🩸

Two new OG tops from Henri Levy’s Enfants Riches Deprimes label have just landed on site, including the highly controversial Jesus Judged You tank top, and the rare Demi God / Pray to Satan nosebleed long sleeve.

Nosebleed Demi God White Long Sleeve (M) - 1200.00

SS16 ‘Jesus Judged You’ Distressed Slogan Tank Top - 750.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Enfants Riches Deprimes Demi God Nosebleed Long Sleeve & Judged You Tank Top 🩸

Two new OG tops from Henri Levy’s Enfants Riches Deprimes label have just landed on site, including the highly controversial Jesus Judged You tank top, and the rare Demi God / Pray to Satan nosebleed long sleeve.

Nosebleed Demi God White Long Sleeve (M) - 1200.00

SS16 ‘Jesus Judged You’ Distressed Slogan Tank Top - 750.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Enfants Riches Deprimes Demi God Nosebleed Long Sleeve & Judged You Tank Top 🩸

Two new OG tops from Henri Levy’s Enfants Riches Deprimes label have just landed on site, including the highly controversial Jesus Judged You tank top, and the rare Demi God / Pray to Satan nosebleed long sleeve.

Nosebleed Demi God White Long Sleeve (M) - 1200.00

SS16 ‘Jesus Judged You’ Distressed Slogan Tank Top - 750.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Enfants Riches Deprimes Demi God Nosebleed Long Sleeve & Judged You Tank Top 🩸

Two new OG tops from Henri Levy’s Enfants Riches Deprimes label have just landed on site, including the highly controversial Jesus Judged You tank top, and the rare Demi God / Pray to Satan nosebleed long sleeve.

Nosebleed Demi God White Long Sleeve (M) - 1200.00

SS16 ‘Jesus Judged You’ Distressed Slogan Tank Top - 750.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts x Wesco Gunslinger Dagger Black Leather Engineer Boots 🛠️

Customized by the Chrome Hearts label atop a black leather Wesco Engineer silhouette, these fantastic boots are accented with gunslinger buckles and a dagger pendant on the back. Finished with Fleur de Lis rivets, they fit a size US 9.5 and are in great condition throughout.

6000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts x Wesco Gunslinger Dagger Black Leather Engineer Boots 🛠️

Customized by the Chrome Hearts label atop a black leather Wesco Engineer silhouette, these fantastic boots are accented with gunslinger buckles and a dagger pendant on the back. Finished with Fleur de Lis rivets, they fit a size US 9.5 and are in great condition throughout.

6000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts x Wesco Gunslinger Dagger Black Leather Engineer Boots 🛠️

Customized by the Chrome Hearts label atop a black leather Wesco Engineer silhouette, these fantastic boots are accented with gunslinger buckles and a dagger pendant on the back. Finished with Fleur de Lis rivets, they fit a size US 9.5 and are in great condition throughout.

6000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW96 Alexander McQueen Dante Life is Pain Mesh Sleeve Leather Jacket

Alexander McQueen’s prolific Fall 1996 collection was titled ‘Dante’. Basking in reference to both Christianity and the occult, he’d first find duality in the name, referencing Dante Alighieri, the eponymous narrator of Dante’s Inferno. Guiding readers through the nine circles of hell, Alighieri’s infamous work ‘Divine Comedy’ would help McQueen draft the show’s initial, religious-centred concept. Set in London’s 18th Century ‘Christ Church’, a building McQueen was fascinated with in relation to architect Nicholas Hawksmoor’s suspected ties to satanism, he would place a human skeleton in the front row.

McQueen’s fascination with war, and its relationship with religion also stood out as a large theme throughout the Fall of ‘96, plastering harrowing imagery of war-torn distress during Vietnam’s great collide. McQueen would comment “I think religion has caused every war in the world, which is why I showed in a church”. Among such masterful references, to finish the British designer would select hues of black (death), white (purity), and lilac (Victorian half mourning) to encircle the collection. Doubling as one of Alexander McQueen’s greatest works, Dante would also portray his inauguration to the menswear circuit, igniting the tradition of theatrics until his death in 2010.

Debuting in the Autumn of 1996, this impossibly rare leather jacket shares the same motifs and base mesh textile as the iconic Life is Pain tank top, except in jacket form. Featuring three embroidered symbols on either sleeve, the motifs range from a flaming cross to a portrait, and finally a stylized lion. Finished with a black leather body and rectangular zipper pull, it’s tagged as a size 48 / medium and is in great condition throughout.

Truly a museum worthy grail.

8000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW02 Raf Simons ‘Virginia Creeper’ Sun Faded Roots Hoodie 🍁

Debuting in Raf Simons’ Autumn 2002 collection titled ‘Virginia Creeper’ - a nod to the Ontario native invasive plant species, this hoodie features a gorgeous sun fade, chest logo and roots graphic on the underside. Dyed in a cotton eating acid which slowly deteriorates the sweater over time, a process very similar to the characteristics of the Virginia Creeper species, it features distressing around the hood, cuffs and kangaroo pocket. Tagged as a size 50 or medium, this piece is in great condition, aside from obvious signs of use.

4000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW02 Raf Simons ‘Virginia Creeper’ Sun Faded Roots Hoodie 🍁

Debuting in Raf Simons’ Autumn 2002 collection titled ‘Virginia Creeper’ - a nod to the Ontario native invasive plant species, this hoodie features a gorgeous sun fade, chest logo and roots graphic on the underside. Dyed in a cotton eating acid which slowly deteriorates the sweater over time, a process very similar to the characteristics of the Virginia Creeper species, it features distressing around the hood, cuffs and kangaroo pocket. Tagged as a size 50 or medium, this piece is in great condition, aside from obvious signs of use.

4000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW02 Raf Simons ‘Virginia Creeper’ Sun Faded Roots Hoodie 🍁

Debuting in Raf Simons’ Autumn 2002 collection titled ‘Virginia Creeper’ - a nod to the Ontario native invasive plant species, this hoodie features a gorgeous sun fade, chest logo and roots graphic on the underside. Dyed in a cotton eating acid which slowly deteriorates the sweater over time, a process very similar to the characteristics of the Virginia Creeper species, it features distressing around the hood, cuffs and kangaroo pocket. Tagged as a size 50 or medium, this piece is in great condition, aside from obvious signs of use.

4000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW02 Raf Simons ‘Virginia Creeper’ Sun Faded Roots Hoodie 🍁

Debuting in Raf Simons’ Autumn 2002 collection titled ‘Virginia Creeper’ - a nod to the Ontario native invasive plant species, this hoodie features a gorgeous sun fade, chest logo and roots graphic on the underside. Dyed in a cotton eating acid which slowly deteriorates the sweater over time, a process very similar to the characteristics of the Virginia Creeper species, it features distressing around the hood, cuffs and kangaroo pocket. Tagged as a size 50 or medium, this piece is in great condition, aside from obvious signs of use.

4000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts Spine Cross Patch Quilted .925 Silver Papa’s Vest 🩻

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label, this highly sought after vest is titled the ‘Papa’s Vest’. Most notable for the linear cross patch design down the spine, its adorned with .925 silver dagger zippers and a scroll emblem to pair. Finished with quilting throughout, it comes in great condition as a size small.

6500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts Spine Cross Patch Quilted .925 Silver Papa’s Vest 🩻

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label, this highly sought after vest is titled the ‘Papa’s Vest’. Most notable for the linear cross patch design down the spine, its adorned with .925 silver dagger zippers and a scroll emblem to pair. Finished with quilting throughout, it comes in great condition as a size small.

6500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

3x Enfants Riches Deprimes Eagle Buckle Studded Red White & Black Leather Belts 🦅

Three new accessories from the Enfants Riches Deprimes label known as Eagle buckle Dome belts are now online. Featuring studded accents atop a black, white and red leather base, they come in good condition.

White (34-38) - 2000.00
Black (34-38) - 2000.00
Red - (33-37) - 1850.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

3x Enfants Riches Deprimes Eagle Buckle Studded Red White & Black Leather Belts 🦅

Three new accessories from the Enfants Riches Deprimes label known as Eagle buckle Dome belts are now online. Featuring studded accents atop a black, white and red leather base, they come in good condition.

White (34-38) - 2000.00
Black (34-38) - 2000.00
Red - (33-37) - 1850.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

3x Enfants Riches Deprimes Eagle Buckle Studded Red White & Black Leather Belts 🦅

Three new accessories from the Enfants Riches Deprimes label known as Eagle buckle Dome belts are now online. Featuring studded accents atop a black, white and red leather base, they come in good condition.

White (34-38) - 2000.00
Black (34-38) - 2000.00
Red - (33-37) - 1850.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

3x Enfants Riches Deprimes Eagle Buckle Studded Red White & Black Leather Belts 🦅

Three new accessories from the Enfants Riches Deprimes label known as Eagle buckle Dome belts are now online. Featuring studded accents atop a black, white and red leather base, they come in good condition.

White (34-38) - 2000.00
Black (34-38) - 2000.00
Red - (33-37) - 1850.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

2x Chrome Hearts Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans 🤤

Two pairs of incredibly cut Chrome Hearts cut and sew jeans have just landed on site. Each fit with a flared leg, very long inseam and .925 silver hardware throughout, they come in great condition.

FU Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (34x37.5) - 4750.00

Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (32x37) - 4500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

2x Chrome Hearts Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans 🤤

Two pairs of incredibly cut Chrome Hearts cut and sew jeans have just landed on site. Each fit with a flared leg, very long inseam and .925 silver hardware throughout, they come in great condition.

FU Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (34x37.5) - 4750.00

Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (32x37) - 4500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

2x Chrome Hearts Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans 🤤

Two pairs of incredibly cut Chrome Hearts cut and sew jeans have just landed on site. Each fit with a flared leg, very long inseam and .925 silver hardware throughout, they come in great condition.

FU Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (34x37.5) - 4750.00

Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (32x37) - 4500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

2x Chrome Hearts Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans 🤤

Two pairs of incredibly cut Chrome Hearts cut and sew jeans have just landed on site. Each fit with a flared leg, very long inseam and .925 silver hardware throughout, they come in great condition.

FU Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (34x37.5) - 4750.00

Flared Leg Blue Wash .925 Silver Denim Jeans (32x37) - 4500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts XL Delphino Foti Skull 21.5 in Double Lobster .925 Silver Wallet Chain ☠️

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label in collaboration with Foti, this absolutely insane wallet chain weighs in at a staggering 786 grams of .925 silver. Fit with 11 Delphino skull links, it’s detailed with dual lobster clasps and is in great condition throughout.

17,500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts XL Delphino Foti Skull 21.5 in Double Lobster .925 Silver Wallet Chain ☠️

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label in collaboration with Foti, this absolutely insane wallet chain weighs in at a staggering 786 grams of .925 silver. Fit with 11 Delphino skull links, it’s detailed with dual lobster clasps and is in great condition throughout.

17,500.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW01 Raf Simons ‘South Wales Police’ Riot Riot Riot Bomber Jacket 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The undisputed king pin collection of archive fashion, Raf Simons’ Autumn 2001 show titled “Riot, Riot, Riot”, has altered the vogue timeline in a manner like no other. Walking distressed, oversized cuts, Simons relieves himself of the slender profile in pursuit of a Soviet aesthetic. Diverging onto new stomping grounds, the designer encapsulates his audience with an abrasive and militaristic collection, ultimately unveiling a new personality for the label.

Raf Simons plasters Joy Division and Manic Street Preacher flyers atop wildly oversized garments, in harmony with Sonic Youth and Christiane. F posters. He distorts the impoverished dissolution of the post-Soviet lifestyle by blending such with European and Western aesthetic. Simons uses harsh utilitarian overtones in the “Riot Riot Riot” collection as a nod towards the Eastern society, being met with a variety of accolades and vast notoriety as a result.

As one of the most iconic pieces of outerwear from the collection, this Tyvek bomber features a large patch on the underside referencing the disappearance of Richey Edwards from The Manic Street Preachers in 1995. Scraping the press release police report directly onto the jacket’s underside, he creates a tie between youth culture and high fashion yet again, atop a black bomber silhouette. Tagged as a size 48, this piece comes in great condition throughout.

5000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW01 Raf Simons ‘South Wales Police’ Riot Riot Riot Bomber Jacket 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The undisputed king pin collection of archive fashion, Raf Simons’ Autumn 2001 show titled “Riot, Riot, Riot”, has altered the vogue timeline in a manner like no other. Walking distressed, oversized cuts, Simons relieves himself of the slender profile in pursuit of a Soviet aesthetic. Diverging onto new stomping grounds, the designer encapsulates his audience with an abrasive and militaristic collection, ultimately unveiling a new personality for the label.

Raf Simons plasters Joy Division and Manic Street Preacher flyers atop wildly oversized garments, in harmony with Sonic Youth and Christiane. F posters. He distorts the impoverished dissolution of the post-Soviet lifestyle by blending such with European and Western aesthetic. Simons uses harsh utilitarian overtones in the “Riot Riot Riot” collection as a nod towards the Eastern society, being met with a variety of accolades and vast notoriety as a result.

As one of the most iconic pieces of outerwear from the collection, this Tyvek bomber features a large patch on the underside referencing the disappearance of Richey Edwards from The Manic Street Preachers in 1995. Scraping the press release police report directly onto the jacket’s underside, he creates a tie between youth culture and high fashion yet again, atop a black bomber silhouette. Tagged as a size 48, this piece comes in great condition throughout.

5000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW01 Raf Simons ‘South Wales Police’ Riot Riot Riot Bomber Jacket 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The undisputed king pin collection of archive fashion, Raf Simons’ Autumn 2001 show titled “Riot, Riot, Riot”, has altered the vogue timeline in a manner like no other. Walking distressed, oversized cuts, Simons relieves himself of the slender profile in pursuit of a Soviet aesthetic. Diverging onto new stomping grounds, the designer encapsulates his audience with an abrasive and militaristic collection, ultimately unveiling a new personality for the label.

Raf Simons plasters Joy Division and Manic Street Preacher flyers atop wildly oversized garments, in harmony with Sonic Youth and Christiane. F posters. He distorts the impoverished dissolution of the post-Soviet lifestyle by blending such with European and Western aesthetic. Simons uses harsh utilitarian overtones in the “Riot Riot Riot” collection as a nod towards the Eastern society, being met with a variety of accolades and vast notoriety as a result.

As one of the most iconic pieces of outerwear from the collection, this Tyvek bomber features a large patch on the underside referencing the disappearance of Richey Edwards from The Manic Street Preachers in 1995. Scraping the press release police report directly onto the jacket’s underside, he creates a tie between youth culture and high fashion yet again, atop a black bomber silhouette. Tagged as a size 48, this piece comes in great condition throughout.

5000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

AW01 Raf Simons ‘South Wales Police’ Riot Riot Riot Bomber Jacket 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The undisputed king pin collection of archive fashion, Raf Simons’ Autumn 2001 show titled “Riot, Riot, Riot”, has altered the vogue timeline in a manner like no other. Walking distressed, oversized cuts, Simons relieves himself of the slender profile in pursuit of a Soviet aesthetic. Diverging onto new stomping grounds, the designer encapsulates his audience with an abrasive and militaristic collection, ultimately unveiling a new personality for the label.

Raf Simons plasters Joy Division and Manic Street Preacher flyers atop wildly oversized garments, in harmony with Sonic Youth and Christiane. F posters. He distorts the impoverished dissolution of the post-Soviet lifestyle by blending such with European and Western aesthetic. Simons uses harsh utilitarian overtones in the “Riot Riot Riot” collection as a nod towards the Eastern society, being met with a variety of accolades and vast notoriety as a result.

As one of the most iconic pieces of outerwear from the collection, this Tyvek bomber features a large patch on the underside referencing the disappearance of Richey Edwards from The Manic Street Preachers in 1995. Scraping the press release police report directly onto the jacket’s underside, he creates a tie between youth culture and high fashion yet again, atop a black bomber silhouette. Tagged as a size 48, this piece comes in great condition throughout.

5000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

@champagnepapi / Drake wearing Chrome Hearts 56 Cross Patch Faux Crocodile Leather Pants from @archivethreads in Plot Twist music video 6️⃣

One of many looks purchased from @20maudst for the Ice Man project, thank you to the team that made this happen, very proud to have been apart of it!

@champagnepapi / Drake wearing Chrome Hearts 56 Cross Patch Faux Crocodile Leather Pants from @archivethreads in Plot Twist music video 6️⃣

One of many looks purchased from @20maudst for the Ice Man project, thank you to the team that made this happen, very proud to have been apart of it!

@champagnepapi / Drake wearing Chrome Hearts 56 Cross Patch Faux Crocodile Leather Pants from @archivethreads in Plot Twist music video 6️⃣

One of many looks purchased from @20maudst for the Ice Man project, thank you to the team that made this happen, very proud to have been apart of it!

Chrome Hearts Plus 24 in Double Lobster Clasp .925 Silver Wallet Chain 🤲🏻

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label, this wallet chain comes as one of the most desirable motifs produced. Fit with a plus emblem, it’s accented by dual lobster clasps and 24 inches of length, in great condition throughout.

12,000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca

Chrome Hearts Plus 24 in Double Lobster Clasp .925 Silver Wallet Chain 🤲🏻

Crafted by the Chrome Hearts label, this wallet chain comes as one of the most desirable motifs produced. Fit with a plus emblem, it’s accented by dual lobster clasps and 24 inches of length, in great condition throughout.

12,000.00

Available via ArchiveThreads.ca