The DAAN 2013 Spring Summer Line is Headed by Ksubi's Dan Single
Leslie Chen — May 31, 2013 — Fashion
References: generalpants.au & hypebeast
The DAAN 2013 Spring Summer Pre-Collection is an eclectic mix of pieces ideal for experimenting with your style during the carefree and spontaneous warmer seasons.
Designed by Dan Single, who co-founded the Australian label Ksubi alongside four others, the capsule collection features five pieces "inspired by models wearing big and baggy clothing," according to Hypebeast. The bold paisley and floral patterned tracksuit designs are meant to be unisex and celebrate androgyny. Black and white striped with a red paisley print on top, the designs are a bit sporty and a lot hipster.
If you're a fan of fun prints and bright colors, you'll want to get your hands on the DAAN 2013 Spring Summer Pre-Collection before it sells out. The full collection from DAAN is set to debut in July.
Designed by Dan Single, who co-founded the Australian label Ksubi alongside four others, the capsule collection features five pieces "inspired by models wearing big and baggy clothing," according to Hypebeast. The bold paisley and floral patterned tracksuit designs are meant to be unisex and celebrate androgyny. Black and white striped with a red paisley print on top, the designs are a bit sporty and a lot hipster.
If you're a fan of fun prints and bright colors, you'll want to get your hands on the DAAN 2013 Spring Summer Pre-Collection before it sells out. The full collection from DAAN is set to debut in July.
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