Neighborhood is really into the distressed jackets and jeans, so why not take it to Corduroy Pants? Well, they have with this Donkey Savage Narrow Corduroy Pants that look heavily worn with sewn in patches like you beat these up for years. Available at Neighborhood retailers, including Slam Jam.
Neighborhood’s “Dirty Harry” line from this fall/winter, is a collection influenced by motorcycle culture and the 1950’s fashion. They teamed up with bag company Porter for a couple pieces made of thick plaid and wool. To go along with the backpack and totes, NBHD made some matching shawl collar mackinaw coats. via HyrCollective
Name: Johnnie Angeles
Age: 27
Occupation: IT Support
Fitted: Supreme x Neighborhood x New Era
Shirt: Nike Manny Pacquiao
Jeans: G-Star
Kicks: Nike Air Jordan IV 99′ retro
Favorite Brand: Supreme/WeSC
Fashion Tip: Ask Tea/Lips for advice. “Don’t wear socks with your Teva’s.”
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The Darkside Initiative, purveyors of high end streetwear here in San Francisco, has recieved Neighborhood’s Technical Apparel. It’s a collection that is done in their notorious black and white that includes- shirts both short and long, a backpack, a messenger bag (collab with Porter), a trucker hat, distressed Level 2 denim jeans, and an incense pack for those in need of some quick freshining.
Pictured is the 2nd wave of the Adidas AZX Consortium Collection. It is letters I-J-K-L-M-N-O and P with I for instore shoe, and O for Originals Store both not pictured. The most popular of this coming release should be the Neighborhood ZX 700 Boat. Other companies involved are Just Be, Kendo, Livestock, Major, and Patta. Check out closer pics after the jump! via Lamjc
Stussy Direct just stocked the latest from the collaboration with Neighborhood on the Boneyards Collection. Part 3 includes several jackets, savaged denim jeans, button ups and tees. The tees with Neighborhood on the front have been selling out quick due the inexpensive price relative to Neighborhood’s normal pricing on their tees, so don’t sleep.
