COOLumn #002
In the second edition of the COOLumn, Sebi & Yannick have curated the best Netfits for post quarantine days. Spoiler: Get ready for nostalgia.
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Sebastian Nicu
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New Brand: Sun Buddies
What do Ingmar Bergman, Stüssy and Dover Street Market have in common? Swedish eyewear brand Sun Buddies proves that pop culture and design language from past decades absolutely meet the current zeitgeist.
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Visiting Diadora
Craftsmanship, quality and dedication are still very important at Diadora in Caerano di San Marco, Italy. Last fall, we got the chance to visit the HQ and to experience the production of the high-quality Made In Italy line.
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COOLumn #001
Introducing Yannick & Sebi: Self-proclaimed (or denying) connoisseurs of rap, clothes and pop culture, here to deliver juicy discussions, bold hypotheses and pure entertainment on a regular basis.
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New Brand: Armor-Lux
Do the 21 stripes stand for the 21 victories of Napoleon? Maybe. Does the design help finding sailors who have disembarked? Possibly. But one thing is certain: Armor-Lux Breton shirts are always on point.
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New Brand: Columbia Sportswear
It’s time to deck out with the current Columbia collection right away, because fleece season is upon us. And who says that outdoor clothing only works outdoors? Exactly, nobody.
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New Brand: ALIS
Especially younger generations might ask themselves the question: Who the fuck is ALIS? Another Instagram brand with the uncreative idea to write its name in a red box in italic letters? Not at all.
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Clarks Originals x Wu Wear
Considering that Ghostface Killah already described what the perfect pair of Clarks Wallabees should look like in the intro to »Glaciers of Ice« in 1995, it was definitely time to put his ideas into practice.
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Nike Air Max 270 React »Bauhaus«
Nike’s Air Max 270 React »Bauhaus« is an ode to the Bauhaus and with its strong contrasting colours, it is particularly reminiscent of the movement’s iconic wallpapers and furniture, but also of the colour theory designed by Johannes Itten.
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