Internet-Inspired Clothing by Brisbane’s House of Cards

The "In Too Deep" collection riffs on our tech addiction with dial-up skirts, hashtag pants and more

With past collections like the Japanese pop culture-inspired “Yatta” and the ’90s-doused “The Waisted Years,” Brisbane-based independent fashion label House of Cards goes all out each season with thematic collections full of creative statement pieces. Designer Ashiya Omundsen’s latest drops in time for Australia’s 2015 autumn/winter season and will tickle the fancies of those who grew up listening to AOL’s bouncy dial-up modem sound, all …

Franc Bakon Patchwork Denim Jackets

Hand-sewn pieces that transform vintage denim into storied and stylish outerwear

Created in 2005 as a passion project by designer McKenzie Rose, Franc Bakon officially launches today, with their inaugural collection of denim jackets. In the spirit of true DIY culture, Rose sources all his materials from a variety of vintage and thrift stores, seeking out the best classic denim jackets and transforming them into a stylish, wearable political and social commentary. Using the jackets as …

Brixton’s ReStitched Collection

Salvaged materials from canvas mail bags to indigo kimonos are given a new life as handmade premium hats

As the cliche goes: when life gives you lemons you make lemonade. Alternately, when you find a great vintage piece that doesn’t fit, Oceanside, California-based Brixton will make a hat for you. With their new “ReStitched” collection, the brand scoured premium vintage pieces from indigo kimonos to leather flight jackets. Inspired by a love of all things worn and weathered, the limited line embodies a …