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Fillet Inc. Fall/Winter 2009 Collection

27 October 2009, 17.45 | Posted in Fashion | 3 comments »

Fillet Inc. Fall Winter 2009 Collection
Fillet Inc. is the new in-house brand of Sweden’s Supermarket/Shelta family. Positioned as a non-seasonal project, Fillet Inc. combines over 10 years of experience in street related fashion and culture, with inspiration and everyday stories. The premiere collection consists of three combed cotton flannel shirts, that now available from Shelta and Supermarket.

More looks at the Fillet Inc. Fall/Winter 2009 Collection after the click.

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3 comments

khkhkh:

27.10.2009, 23.00

this might have str8 a few years ago…Fillet please keep up w/ the timesA
DOPESKILLS:

28.10.2009, 01.22

Ah there are like hundreds of check flano’s on the market?
Whats so good about this?
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28.10.2009, 02.36

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