This is the fastest selling collab of the season
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
We’re looking at one of the collaborations that has sold out the fastest, and no, as incredible as it may seem, Supreme wasn’t involved, but THUG CLUB and FILA.
It’s clear that many were waiting anxiously for the capsule items to go on sale, as most of them were available for just one day, and it’s no wonder because you only need to take a quick look at the clothes, accessories, and footwear to see how cool they are.
The collection is mainly composed of urban/sporty style garments such as hoodies, t-shirts, or trousers, which are combined with caps and what is considered the jewel of the project: footwear. This comes in the form of a boot, equipped with horns and spikes, and available in ivory, red and black; and a trainer, inspired by the Replica 2002 model. The whole collab is based on the fantasy theme of dragon hunting.
Have you had time to see the THUG CLUB and FILA project? If so, which is your favourite piece? We already have ours, and it’s, with permission the boots, the knee-length denim trousers. Let’s hope they’ll be back in stock soon. For more information, visit FILA KOREA.
Check out the collection below:
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