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Oct 16th '19

Saturdays & Everlast

Collaborators

Our ongoing partnership with Everlast continues this season with an all-new capsule collection celebrating the memory of Floyd Patterson, “The Gentleman of Boxing.”

Images by Koki Sato — Video by Max Henderson — Styling/Casting by Christopher Smiths

Our ongoing partnership with Everlast continues this season with an all-new capsule collection inspired by the memory of Floyd Patterson, “The Gentleman of Boxing.” The contrast between his athletic prowess inside the ring and his calm demeanor outside of boxing influenced our 14-piece collaborative collection, which includes satin coaches jackets, boxing shorts, mock-neck sweats, and boxing gloves.

We’ve also tapped renowned Tokyo-based brand Bedwin & The Heartbreakers to partner on select triple collaborative pieces, which include a co-branded, full-length boxing robe, a pre-match sweatsuit, graphic tees and a custom heavy bag.■







































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