Summary:
- Nicholas Daley has worked with Nepenthes in New York to use workwear capsules, a blend of subculture, heritage and craftsmanship.
- Capsules feature graphic t-shirts, redesigned jackets, accessories and lifestyle objects.
- Nicholas It also opened a range of exclusive merchandise in partnership with Kozaburo, available in Nepenthes New York pop-ups and through Nicholas Daly website.
Nicholas Daley Subculture themes are consistently explored through custom textiles and intricate finishes. These are often achieved through global collaboration with niche craftsmen and creatives, including Scottish heritage textile brands Lochcarron and Halley StevensonsSouth African artist Esther Mahlanguand Tokyo United Founder Chris Gibbs and household names such as Carhartt and Adidas.
Appropriately, for the recent Nicholas Daley and New York, New York Pop-a brand known for its thought-out work clothes and hand-made labels-the designer created a work clothes capsule, Mixed subculture, heritage and craft skills.
It includes clothing, accessories and items with custom reggae-inspired artwork, such as the graphic “Yin Yang” T-shirts made with it Kozaburo Akasaka. Like Daley, Kozaburo is known for its design spirit deeply rooted in musical subculture and street style, bringing it to life through high-quality materials, precise structure and meticulous finishes.
The turban, stickers and dowels also come with capsules, as well as a redesigned “Workaday” jacket with hand-decorated details and archive embroidered patches. Daley’s signature crocheted barrel hats can also be found in exclusive colors, as well as creative objects such as hand-woven flower pots, and custom aroma blends created in collaboration with a new lifestyle.
Nepenthes provides an ideal platform for Daley to continue to explore crafts and cultural storytelling. Through a shared commitment to heritage and purpose, Daly said, “This project celebrates our shared world of creation and friendship that has developed over the years.” “It is a real honor to work with Daiki Suzuki, Nepenthes and the engineering clothing team (the brand and person I respect very much) and my long-time friend Kozaburo.”
Capsules are now available, dedicated to Nepenthes stores in New York and through Nicholas Daley website.
