Solid Homme x Stefan Cooke
by Adriano Batista
Seoul’s Solid Homme and London’s Stefan Cooke – two totally different worlds, right? Well, they’ve just dropped a new collab.
Solid Homme’s been around since ‘88 – the same year as the Seoul Olympics – and they’re known for their classic, wearable clothes.
Stefan Cooke is all about a casual, laid-back vibe with a twist. They’ve been obsessed with American culture and old-school tunes since forever, and you can totally see it in their clothes. Imagine mixing that with Solid Homme’s clean aesthetic? It’s like a match made in fashion heaven.
The clothes are sick. Think faded field jackets covered in studs, leather police jackets with metal accents, and even hoodies with a serious edge. They’ve nailed that worn-in, industrial look, and it’s totally fresh. Plus, they’ve given classic denim and t-shirts a serious upgrade. The whole thing feels like a throwback to the early internet days.
As the project debuts with a Seoul pop-up, featuring a curated space that echoes the digital age, it invites consumers to embark on a sensory journey that transcends geographical boundaries.
Check out the collection below:
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