Junji Ito Slug Girl bomber jacket
Size L
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Instagram: underworldkingpin
https://depop.com/underworldkingpin
Hi I’m an underground designer and I make alternative clothing 🕷 *all pieces subject to sell on other platforms 🕸
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Junji Ito Slug Girl bomber jacket
Size L
1 of 1
Instagram: underworldkingpin
https://depop.com/underworldkingpin
Hi I’m an underground designer and I make alternative clothing 🕷 *all pieces subject to sell on other platforms 🕸

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N. PALMER stands as a vivid emblem of innovative fashion, marrying vibrant graphics and hues. Beyond its aesthetic allure, this brand proudly champions sustainability, breathing new life into vintage garments through the art of upcycling.
SURGING FASHION is lucky enough to ask the brand 3 questions that help us understand the creative mind behind the brand.
1) How do you approach blending your artistic expression and practical functionality in your designs?
> Men’s fashion to me has always had a practicality to it. When conceptualizing the brand, it was important that clothing would be produced in a traditional way, allowing for variations in the textiles so that each piece has its own personal identity, but not in a way that would make production impossible to scale. The artistic expression comes from the unique vintage textiles and materials we use to produce our work.
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2) If you could design a collection inspired by any era, culture, or place in the world, what would it be and why?
> I have always had an affinity for 1970s rockstars, or just the 1960s and 1970s in general. That’s been a huge source of inspiration for N Palmer. That time was the rise of what we would call fast fashion through the industrialization of clothing manufacturing, and synthetic fabrics, mail order clothes, I love looking at vintage catalogues of high street menswear. However, there was also the counterculture DIY movement. I think what I like about it is the experimentation in how people expressed themselves, and the psychedelia of it all; it’s an era I think anyone can find something they love about that time in fashion and design.
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3) How did you first come up with the idea of N PALMER?
>It was during lockdown here in London. I needed to do something as an escape from the reality of what was going on; the world felt bleak. I needed to create something in complete opposition of that, something optimistic. But because of what was going on I needed to invent an alternative supply chain for creating pieces, which without the internet would have been impossible. <
N. Palmer stands out as a brand with a distinct vision woven into its very fabric. Anticipate what they'll unveil next!