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Nov 29th '18

Saturdays NYC & SSENSE

Collaborators

Introducing a nine-piece capsule collection created exclusively for SSENSE and inspired by the DIY cultures of New York City and Montreal.

Model photos courtesy of SSENSE

The exclusive SSATURDAYS capsule collection for SSENSE expresses the shared DIY culture found in various metropolitan cities across the globe.

Durable canvas bags are crudely modified with a coat of spray paint, resulting in unique fluctuations in color that higlight the process each bag is put through.

T-shirts and sweats are reworked by over-printing ink atop a contrasting fabric color, purposely exposing seams and wrinkles that are passed over in the process.

Due to the nature of the printing process, all products in this limited capsule collection are one-of-a-kind and speaks to the shared DIY culture between cities like Montreal and New York City. The collection is currently available exclusively online at SSENSE.■















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