In 2009, the Nike 1World Campaign delivered an Air Force 1 with CLOT, reaching deep into the brand’s Chinese roots. 

Having outlived the dips, peaks and parched periods, skating’s influence can be seen in streetwear trends now more than ever.

“Smoking kills,” provocative imagery and… bunnies? Admittedly random, but a trifecta that defines Fxxking Rabbits, a Japanese streetwear brand merging the lines between photography, design and fashion.

"I’m kind of a 'hoarder', although I prefer 'collector'." Always busy creating and working on new projects, Tepper took some time to share more about Ignored Prayers and what drives him.

Joining forces with CLOT, the two brands have created a set of tees, hoodies and accessories playing with the classic prints from Fxxking Rabbits. 

A label known for sticking to its unique aesthetics, originality, and psychedelic graphics, the creative entity moves between art, fashion, design and other collaborative creations. We got to catch Misha for a chat about how it all began.

SKOLOCT - real name Tsuyoshi Nakano - is an elusive Japanese graphic artist known for his signature bunny-eared creature, coincidentally also named SKOLOCT. 

This season, CLOT invites SKOLOCT to Hong Kong. From the 3rd to the 14th of November, The Box Sheung Wan will turn into a SKOLOCT pop-up.

As a young label based in Seattle, the brand has a finesse to its approach in reinventing casual everyday pieces with details such as hand-painting, prints and loud political statements.

Hong Kong and London - two of the biggest cities in the world, with histories as intertwined as it gets. Now, both cities are widely considered to be flagships for its respective regions - in addition to being financial and cultural hubs. 

Hailing from Seoul, South Korea, DJ Soda dropped by Hong Kong last week before her tour in Japan. 

Always ahead of the game, art school drop out Mike Cherman acts extremely fast upon what’s trending on the cybersphere.