Fashion label NEIGHBORHOOD tapped to Atari Teenage Riot for its latest seasonal collection for Spring 2018. Atari Teenage Riot is a iconic musical group in the electronic music industry and was first founded back in 1992 in Berlin. The group produced a series of popular electronic techno hits using an Atari ST Computer. The iconic tracks the group placed its name in the lights of hardcore punk, but also showed the group's opposition to the subculture of Neo-Nazis.
The collaborative collection between NEIGHBORHOOD and Atari Teenage Riot delivers a limited range of co-branded jackets, t-shirts and hoodies. The spring seasonal pieces wear punk-inspired and anarchist motifs that recall the musical group. The collection will be launching online through the NEIGHBORHOOD's stockists and on Amazon Japan's website beginning March 23rd.
Punk Motif Spring Garments
NEIGHBORHOOD Tapped Atari Teenage Riot for Its Spring Capsule
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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