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HHV Berlin Series

For the HHV Berlin Series, we teamed up with visual artist Roberto Brundo and RSO Berlin DJ ENNIO who share our passion for music, fashion and culture. To capture our favourite functional wear in the context of our hometown Berlin, we headed over to Kottbusser Tor. The main focus is on brands like Arc’teryx, Salomon, Wander, Hoka and Maharishi as well as fabrics like Gore-Tex that withstand the ever-changing city life.
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HHV Click Clique x Pangea

Click Clique is a camera collective created by HHV as a platform to share our love for film photography. The collective is an open community for creative exchange, welcoming everyone who shares this fascination with us. For this collaboration, we teamed up with German photographer Johannes Höhn AKA. Pangea.
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New Brand: Polo Ralph Lauren

But wait: why did members of these rough subcultures want to dress like their nemesis? It’s simple: Ralph Lauren succeeded in selling a lifestyle. His motifs symbolized the American Dream. USA flags, nautical symbols, cute little bears and vacation motifs as far as the eye can see. And on top of that, his collections were already loud enough to appeal to the great rappers from New York.
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New Brand: Maharishi

Named after a Sanskrit word meaning »Great Seer« the Maharishi brand is centered around Blechman’s fascination with and exploration of vintage as a whole, but more specifically military-inspired apparel, and camouflage. »The brand’s DNA is all about playing with opposites such as life and death, east and west, camouflage and high visibility, peace and military«
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HHV x Melt x Voited

We’ve teamed up with Melt and Voited to bring you a limited edition blanket. Following the philosophy »No Borders« the collaboration unites on the one hand HHV as a cultural hub for music and fashion and on the other hand Melt, as one of the most important instances of European music and festival culture. True to the motto »No Borders« we donate all proceeds to a non-profit organization associated with the campaign #LeaveNoOneBehind.
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Making Of HHV Classics

To be more transparent with all of you buying our HHV Classics garments, we produced a short film to provide a deeper insight into the process that goes into manufacture, from sourcing organic cotton to finishing the individual pieces. By opening up and showing you the whole process, we want to help you understand how your clothing is really made.
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