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Posts tagged ‘kids’

Suicidal Tendencies x Flake by FUCT

01 June 2009, 23.15 | Posted in Fashion | 1 comment »

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The FUCT kids line, Flake, is back for Summer 2009. They worked on a collaboration with the Suicidal Tendencies. We have seen the pattern before in a Vans x Suicidal Tendencies collaboration and now its back on a kids outfit, consisting of shirts and a matching tee. The t-shirt comes in three colorways and the shorts for now only in black. The new Flake x Suicidal Tendencies collection is available now at Beams.

Detailed images of the Suicidal Tendencies x Flake by FUCT pieces follow after the jump.

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FUCT Flake SSDD Winter 2009 Collection

14 October 2008, 12.43 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

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For Winter 2009, Fuct once again presents their Flake childrens collection – the FUCT Flake SSDD Winter 2009 Collection. Applying the same quality standards and style to the line as to their adults collection, they present a complete cut & sew collection, produced in Japan. Ranging from t-shirts, denim, sweaters to other pieces, you can outfit your kids now from top to bottom in FUCT.

Have a look at the complete FUCT Flake SSDD Winter 2009 Collection after the jump.

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Crooks & Castles For Kids

22 June 2008, 22.43 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

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It was only a matter of time, but now Crooks & Castles has started releasing first products for kids in their Los Angeles flagship store. It’s part of the lifestyle and now you can finally dress the little ones as well with one of your favorite brands!
Check out more pieces after the jump.
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Bape Kids Website Launched

02 August 2007, 13.52 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

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The new Bape Kids website has launched as reported by Secretbase. As usual Bape did a great job creating an animated site to bring their message across. We would not be surprised if the future of Bape will be in childrens wear, as the more grown-ups go away from the colorful styles. We’ll see.

http://www.bapekids.jp/ Check it out!
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Flake Freshjive – Kids Line

13 July 2007, 19.05 | Posted in Fashion | No comments »

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Flake was created by June Kasamatsu, the long running designer for the Japanese kids brand Hysteric Glamour Mini. June has been a fan of Freshjive since its inception, and had the idea to create the Flake brand, by sub-branding it with Los Angeles credential worthy brands such as Freshjive and FUCT.
FLAKE kicked off for this year with 3 free standing stores in Japan: Tokyo, Nagoya, and Sapporo. More stores are planned for the near future. The line is only available in Japan, except for a limited amount of pieces at the RESERVE store in Los Angeles. It is a part of the Little Andersen Group, which also produces Hysteric Glamour Mini. Time to destroy our future generation. Check out many more pieces of the new Flake Freshjive collection after the jump.
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