First up, we’ve got an unexpected little collab for you. The best purveyors of Irish whisky, none other than Jameson, have teamed up with Admiral, the old-school British football brand. The fruits of their labour? A slouchy green tracksuit that will take you from pubs to crisp five-a-sides, as seen in a campaign fronted by footballer Kyle Jameson. It’s the perfect little ode to football — something to be worn by both diehard fans of the sport and those girls that turn up to the pub around the world cup. Grab one here. You should probably be sipping on a nice little Jameson drink while you peruse.
Surprise, surprise — next it’s over to Stüssy. This one goes out to all you outdoor enthusiasts. The kings of streetwear have teamed up with Mountain Hardwear to create a capsule filled with expedition-ready gear. Whether you’re scaling peaks or fighting off the urban chill, there’s something for everyone in this collab. Think GORE-TEX bibs and shells, sub-zero jackets that’ll keep you toasty in the wildest conditions, and some rather lovely backpacks to cart all your bits around in. There’s even some sweet little beanies and caps thrown in for good measure. Shop here and do it quick — this one won’t be around for long.
Can one have too many gorpcore pieces? We don’t reckon so. Take this little collab from The North Face — they’ve linked up with Jun Takahashi’s UNDERCOVER crew for round three of their SOUKUU series. The fruits of their labour? Serious technical trailwear with all the bells and whistles. Jackets just asking to be taken on a big ol’ expedition, clever convertible shells, and proper mountain-ready gear that wouldn’t look out of place in Harajuku. We particularly like the balaclava — it’s the kind of thing that would take your next ski holiday from rah to rah, if you get what we’re saying. Get your hands on the collection here.
Last but not least, we’ve got one for the sneakerheads — JD’s gone and nabbed themselves an exclusive with New Balance, bringing back the 1000 silhouette that first blessed our feet back in ’99. A timely little ode to all things Y2K, JD is exclusively stocking the shoe in three colourways. We’ve got our eyes on the moody all-black (that’s already been spotted on the pitch at the Santan Cup) in particular. Each one’s coming in at £150 which we don’t reckon is too shabby when it comes to owning a piece of sneaker history. Shop here.
