Streetwear
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Ayamé Designed and made by craftsmen in Tokyo, Ayamé was founded in 2007 to reinvigorate “leg fashion”. Intricate patterns and textures are knitted from the highest quality yarns to produce a premium range of unique socks. Ayamé produces products which brightens up everyday life vividly by combining the atmosphere of the times with skilled craftsmanship.
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Ultrarama Launched in 2008, Ultrarama is a range of pure graphic concept tees with simple yet punchy prints on heavyweight cotton. With influences of retro retail imagery, supermarkets, comic books, and pop-art, Ultrarama produce striking half-tone print t-shirts, stocked by key boutiques including Urban Industry with whom Ultrarama produced a limited-edition collaboration.
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Rainbow Knitwear Rainbow Knitwear is a range of high-end intarsia knits, which uses responsibly-grown Egyptian cotton, spun & dyed in safe-working conditions in France, before items are handcrafted in Wales. Rainbow Knitwear has been featured in The Telegraph, I.D. Magazine, The Observer, and The Face, and received orders from Jones, Browns, Fletcher, Beams, Bond, and Fred Segal, as well as developing a cult following in Japan.
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Block Headwear Established in 2000 in New York, Block Headwear was aiming to fill an important niche in the accessory market with a unique take on men’s hats.
Block, the name, is all about headwear & its location. A New York city block of course, and a hat-block: the name given to the piece of carved wood that hats are moulded around with steam to give their shape (they are “blocked”).