Experimental South Korean fashion label Cost Per Kilo has introduced 'Collection 006,' an exciting capsule featuring clothing designs inspired by the notion of "withering away."
Building on the raw, urban aesthetic of its previous five collections, 'Collection 006' boasts a wide range of avant-garde looks consisting of mostly oversized fits dressed in abstract graphics. Items in the collection include heavy twill cargo pants, reversible french terry sweatshirts, half-zip track jackets, retractable mesh hoodies, nylon shirts, and baggy track pants with paneled pockets.
Consistent across all these garments are neutral-toned colorways, highly textured materials, and baggy, extra-wide cuts, imbuing the items with a distinct ill-fitted appeal. Cost Per Kilo plans to release the new collection in various installments, with select items already being made available on the brand's website.
Experimental Ill-Fitted Streetwear Designs
Cost Per Kilo Unveils Avant-Garde 'Collection 006'
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