The Flying Coffin Spring 2012 collection is a satanic venture into street wear. The company stuck to their motif of evil imagery and Atheist messaging. The graphics included are dynamic and modern, exploring a sizeable range of styles. Memorable images include the 'Hell Hound,' a romping dog overlaid with an upside-down cross. Also memorable is the 'Lamb of God' tee and crew, which features a screen-printed, horned ram undergoing some sort of exorcism. The collection carries a line of snapbacks, 5 panels, tees, tanks, crew necks and jackets.
The Flying Coffin Spring 2012 line really pushed the company to the next level. With dedication to American manufacturing and cut-and-sew rendering, the quality of the street wear is unbeatable. The Seattle-based company is going on its sixth year of ass -kicking fashion, having developed its brand and gained international fans.
Macabre Atheist Streetwear
The Flying Coffin Spring 2012 Collection Boasts Anti-Christ Graphics
Trend Themes
1. Satanic Streetwear - The trend of incorporating satanic and Atheist messaging into streetwear presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
2. Anti-christ Graphics - The use of anti-Christ graphics and dynamic modern styles in streetwear presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in graphic design.
3. American Made Streetwear - The trend towards American-made streetwear presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in manufacturing and production processes.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The incorporation of satanic and Atheist messaging in streetwear presents an opportunity for the fashion industry to push boundaries and appeal to a unique niche market.
2. Graphic Design Industry - The use of anti-Christ graphics and dynamic modern styles in streetwear presents an opportunity for graphic designers to explore new creative possibilities.
3. Manufacturing Industry - The trend towards American-made streetwear presents an opportunity for the manufacturing industry to innovate and explore new methods of production and distribution.