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UK Skate Brand Yardsale Celebrates Life Off the Board With First Full Leisurewear Run

Written by Brock Cardiner in Style
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Brand: YARDSALE

Season: Fall/Winter 2019

Buy: yardsale-xxx.com

Release Date: Available now

Editor’s Notes: UK skate brand YARDSALE takes a minute to celebrate life off the board with its first full run of leisurewear. Like past seasons, YARDSALE's latest collection features heavy use of velour alongside two-toned ribbed polos and pleated corduroy slacks. This season, however, not a single skateboard is present, bringing attention to the ease of wearing these clothes in everyday life.

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Southeast London in the late '80s and early '90s remains a key inspiration for the brand's Fall/Winter 2019 offerings, with a touch of laidback Los Angeles cool. All of this is clearly visible in the screenprinted graphics and woven logos.

Pick up your favorite piece now over at the brand's website and see how it holds up to last season here.

Brock Cardiner

Brock Cardiner is Highsnobiety's LA Editorial Director. He oversees Highsnobiety's editorial initiatives on the West Coast.

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