Via: highsnobiety
When it comes to West Coast streetwear labels, Freshjive are definitely one of the labels that will be mentioned. Recently, the well-established label has decided to take a complete left turn and continue on un-branded. This holiday season, Freshjive brings a collection of cut-and-sew products that have more of a mature look than past collections with pieces like long jackets, solid and simple button-ups, and denim. The collection will soon be available at your local Freshjive retailers as well as the Freshjive store and their webstore. For this view into the collection was made possible with the help of photographer Jiro Schneder. For more photos, check after the jump...
DREW's Note: The collection definitely evolved from what Freshjive is usually known for. This evolution into a more mature look just shows not only how the designers are maturing but the label itself. Freshjive has been out since 1989, it was bound to evolve and grow. I'm diggin' the collection, Freshjive.
When it comes to West Coast streetwear labels, Freshjive are definitely one of the labels that will be mentioned. Recently, the well-established label has decided to take a complete left turn and continue on un-branded. This holiday season, Freshjive brings a collection of cut-and-sew products that have more of a mature look than past collections with pieces like long jackets, solid and simple button-ups, and denim. The collection will soon be available at your local Freshjive retailers as well as the Freshjive store and their webstore. For this view into the collection was made possible with the help of photographer Jiro Schneder. For more photos, check after the jump...
DREW's Note: The collection definitely evolved from what Freshjive is usually known for. This evolution into a more mature look just shows not only how the designers are maturing but the label itself. Freshjive has been out since 1989, it was bound to evolve and grow. I'm diggin' the collection, Freshjive.
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