Pleasures Clothing Brand Online | Capsul

 

This winter season hypebeasts are in for something big, Pleasures Clothing brand holiday 2021 drop bridges the gap between seasons bringing together some interesting and highly anticipated pieces.

A collection packed with all streetwear essentials for your wardrobe, bind together with hoodies, bomber Jackets and all things street. This holiday collection brings back some nostalgic memories for all those out there with its usage of scribbling fonts and prints across various hoodies inspired by high school yearbooks and scribbling on t-shirts on graduation day.

Pleasures clothing brand take on fonts through its different products is always fun to witness and create a confluence between digitally inspired designs in the print medium. Sneakerheads are in for a treat to cop the perfect fit for their Jordan high sneakers, with products like the reflective beanies and cheeky take on T-shirts like the Energy Tee aka Caffeine machine.

The space between the digital world and reality are quite hazy, the pieces in this collection keep playing with that haziness only to deliver with products like the trace- finger print denim shirt and the mechanic inspired patch jacket. Only to make us wonder or we would say fall into a puddle of nostalgia while still staring at our screens.

Head over to https://www.shopcapsul.com/collections/pleasures to shop these limited edition pieces from Pleasures clothing brand holiday 2021 drop.

Ripndip Store – Capsul

 

With the end of the year just around the corner, it’s only befitting to bring streetwear’s favourite cat in for the New Year’s celebration. No one knows how to party like Lord Nermal.

Ripndip’s freshest collection on Capsul is as cool as ever, with a range of streetwear essentials like graphic tees, bright coloured hoodies and beanies along with an array of sick collectibles.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect christmas gift, or upping your winter wardrobe or just looking to redecorate, this collection offers a bit of something for everything.

The RIPNDIP Store graphic tees in pastel colours feature Lord Nermal doing what Lord Nermal does best.

Bright colours and tie dye are a recurring theme in the selection of RIPNDIP hoodies.

Graphics on the hoodies and Tshirt also feature Lord Nermal paying homage to childhood cartoons and cult classics with RIPNDIP’s take on The Jetsons and Chucky from Child’s Play.

The bright colours and tie dye are also seen in a wide range of socks, a perfect way to accessorize this winter season!

However the top pick from this collection is the massive 6 ft rug featuring Lord Nermal in his signature pose and some additional details. Let’s not spoil the surprise, head over to Capsul to find out more.

This collection also features many additions to skate wear including skate decks with psychedelic prints, skateboard wheels and skatewax. But the highlight of the collection is the build- it- yourself mini skateboards.

Another favourite from this drop is the RIPNDIp Store  Lord Nermal ceramic coffee mug and plates.

Overall the collection is as bizarre, trippy and as interesting as you could expect it to be.

Head over to www.shopcapsul.com to check out the latest drop from RIPNDIP Store.

Chinatown Market – Capsul

 

Chinatown Market is all about cool colorful cartoon graphics. They recently collaborated with the iconic sitcom, The Simpsons (bet you sang that bit).

The Simpsons has been on air for more than 30 years, running for 32 seasons, garnering a fanbase ranging from Millennials to Gen Z and everything in between. A cult classic, following the lives of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and townspeople of Springfield, The Simpsons is known for their evergreen catch phrases, guest appearances like Tony Hawk, Kim Kardashian, Eminem, 50 cent, and not to forget, their eerily accurate predictions of the future.

In this collaboration, Chinatown Market pays homage to some of the classic moments and characters of the show through a range of graphic hoodies, t-shirts and sweatshirts.

The Air Bart tee and sweatshirt references the episode where Bart turns from delinquent into star Basketball player.

Another popular reference included in this collab is Hippie Lisa with the tee named after her catch phrase used in the episode “Like, you know, whatever”

Graphics featuring the whole family and Bart Simpson with his signature skateboard are also part of this drop.

If you’ve been following the show since day 1 or a new Simpsons fan or just someone who appreciates sitcom and pop culture classics, this drop is definitely worth checking out.

Chinatown Market x The Simpsons collab is available on www.shopcapsul.com.

Chinatown Market Basketbal

 

Ever wondered what more can you do with your cool Chinatown Market Basketball? Ever wondered where to get a cool planter for your green friends? Here is the answer! Landscape architect Saad Pasha walks us through the simple steps to turn one of the sickest streetwear collectible into a planter.

In this video Saad has used the Chinatown Market Smiley UV Basketball, which is great for display inside or out in the garden. You can also use the Chinatown Market Tie Dye Basketball or the Chinatown Market x Grateful Dead Basketball for a standout statement home decor piece.

The Chinatown Market Basketballs are available on https://www.shopcapsul.com/collections/chinatown-market

Chinatown Market Clothing | Capsul

 

In the past couple years streetwear has expanded beyond the wardrobe and encapsulates more than just the clothes you wear. Streetwear has been adopted as a lifestyle. In the music one listens to, the places you visit, the art you admire, and surround yourself with.

Culture creators, art fans and hypebeasts have taken the flex game beyond sneakers and tees. Brands like Stussy, The Hundreds and Chinatown Market Clothing, Supreme and Bape have gone beyond the realms of just tshirts and hoodies. Their offerings include collectibles. Some functional, some decorative and some purely for a laugh.

Chinatown Market Clothing has done it all- from rugs to candles to footballs to planters to basketball. The LA based streetwear brand has always been known for their bootlegged, funk and bright coloured graphics tees, hoodies and sweatpants.

The same vibe and energy extends itself to their collectibles as well. The Chinatown Smiley basketballs are a favourite among streetwear enthusiasts and Hypebeasts.

They come in standard basketball size so they are perfect to play with on the court. However what makes them special and unique are the prints and the collaborations. Capsul has a wide range of Chinatown Market basketballs that make for interesting decor and conversation starters.

Some of the standout pieces are the Chinatown Market Heat Map Basketball, a part of the Heat Map collection that features a print of the world map in thermal heat colours on tshirts, bucket hat and rug. Another must have is the Chinatown Market x Grateful Dead Basketball that features the famous psychedelic Rock band’s skulls and roses artwork.

Apart from these Chinatown Market Clothing has the reflective iridescent ball and UV activated ball. Like a piece of modern art, these basketball make for great wall decorations. A popular way of
displaying these BBalls is by turning them into cool planters.

Visit www.shopcapsul.com to browse the collection of CHinatown Market Basketball and other collectibles.

Skatewear | Capsul

 

Streetwear is the product of various subcultures and the communities built around them. One of the main being skateboarding. Streetwear would be nothing without skateboarding. Some of the major hype and streetwear brands were born from skate culture and made by skateboarders for other skaters. Stussy, Supreme, Palace, Thrasher and HUF Worldwide, RIPNDIP are some of these. Comfy oversized fit and bright easily recognisable graphics are a staple with skatewear. Apart from streetwear brands, some of the most popular sneakers like the Nike Dunks, Nike Blazers, Vans Old Skools were made by skaters or for skateboarding.

Apart from these skateboarding streetwear brands, Skateboard and skate hardware brands like Santa Cruz and Grizzly Grip tape have expanded to clothing and accessories.

Here are the top 5 picks from the curation of Skatewear brands on Capsul:

1. Thrasher 40 years Neckface tee: This year Thrasher Magazine, the Bible of Skateboarding, turned 40. In celebration of their 40 years anniversary Thrasher dropped a t- shirt featuring artwork by graffiti artist Neckface. The graphic features Neckface’s classic style with a skull in the shape of the number 40 on a skateboard with Neckface’s signature on the side.

2. Thrasher x Atlantic Drift Tee: Atlantic Drift is a Thrasher series by skate film maker Jacob Elliot-Harris’ which features UK based Skateboarders Tom Knox, Casper Brooker and more giving us their unique take on Skateboarding. Thrasher dropped a capsule collection of Hoodies and tees featuring the Jellyfish which can be seen in the opening credits of “Atlantic Drift”.

3. HUF Skulls Classic H Tee: Started by Keith Hufnagel as a means to bring cool clothing, hot sneakers and skate decks that Keith came across to during his time travelling. HUF takes skate-wear and elevates it with everything they do. The HUF Skulls Classic H tee puts a spring on the HUF logo tee with a sick skulls graphic on the front and in the back with the text “Downhill From Here”.

4. Grizzly Animal Kingdom Tee: Grizzly griptape is one of the best in the business when it comes to skateboards and hardware and their griptape has some of the coolest graphics. And just like their griptapes Grizzly’s Animal Kingdom Tee features a sick nature inspired print with bears

5. Grizzly Botanical Pocket Tee: A cool fun tee whether hitting the skatepark or chilling with the crew. The Grizzly Botanical Pocket Tee features a tropical print pocket on a plain black tee with the Grizzly bear popping out of the pocket.

Check out the collection of skate-wear graphic tees from Thrasher, Huf Worldwide, Stussy and Grizzly Griptape and more on www.shopcapsul.com

Thrasher Clothing | Capsul

Thrasher Magazine, aka the Bible of the skate world was started by Eric Swanson and Fausto Vitello in 1981. Since then, Thrasher has been one of the main sources of information and inspiration for skaters worldwide.

As Thrasher grew in popularity, they expanded beyond just the magazine, making merchandise- t-shirts and hoodies, for skaters and their fans. Some of the original graphic t- shirts included the Thrasher Magazine logo, the famous Thrasher Flames logo and Thrasher Skategoat. But over the years Thrasher Clothing has collaborated with a number of skaters, artists and streetwear brands to bring a wider range of products including jackets, caps, sweatpants, bandanas along with graphic t- shirts and hoodies.

Apart from collaborating with brands like Supreme and Adidas, Thrasher Clothing also collaborated with artists like Mark Gonzales, Pushead and Neckface.

The Thrasher Summer collection features bright coloured graphic tees with artworks by Neckface celebrating the 40 year anniversary of Thrasher Magazine.

Thrasher Clothing  also does collabs with local communities and that tell a story of the Thrasher family legacy.

One of their recent collab was with the San Francisco Fire Department, which Thrasher founder Fausto Vitello’s father and Thrasher owner Tony Vitello’s grandfather was a part of.

The collection features graphic thirst featuring artworks paying homage to the “Alley Cats”- the nickname for the Fire Department. Some of the stand out pieces is the Truck 1 Tee and Alley Cats Tee. The Truck 1 Tee features a graphic of 2 firemen’s axes against the Thrasher Flame logo with the Department fire truck number. Another t-shirt in this collection features a graphic of a bad ass looking cat with the text Alley Cats under it also in reference to the fire department.

Check out these special edition Thrasher t-shirts and more on www.shopcapsul.com