Streetwear

In 15 years, the Dutch streetwear label has gone from cult favourite to international brand. For The Post Truth Truth Issue, co-founder Gee Schmidt reflects on the journey and looks ahead to the future.

Founder Micah Belamarich tells i-D about the opening of their Greenpoint store and shares photos of the new fall/winter collection.

“We aren’t just selling clothes—we’re selling inspiration for the community. And young Vietnamese people are slowly learning how to embrace their style.”

"We were forced to create our own things or put our own spin on things that we loved from subcultures that we really resonated with."

Temples and tie-dye mashed up with i-D’s classic winky-face logo.

Good news for hypebeasts, bad news for Insta thots.

i-D talks to Daniel DeSure and Hassan Rahim about building one of LA's coolest brands.

Streetwear, but make it sparkly.

See the first looks modeled by Lourdes Leon and Sancheeto.

As Slam Jam launches a pop-up in Tokyo filled with coveted collaborative items and rare product drops, we speak to one of streetwear’s founding fathers.

From Singapore to Lagos to Greece, a new generation of fashion outsiders are creating clothing that reflects realities and represents the progressive politics of 21st century youth.

From a skate spot on London’s South Bank, to a dilapidated house in Waterloo, to conquering the world; this is the story of an era-defining British label.