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An extension of Neil Barrett’s mainline, Blackbarrett carries all the designer’s trademark design aesthetic with the view of creating a modern collection around streetwear-inspired staples. Think simple monochromatic pieces, easy prints and colour blocking.

Ben Cottrell and Matthew Dainty make up Cottweiler, one of the buzziest names to come out of London menswear for some time. Having met studying fashion and textiles at university, the duo’s conceptual take on modern sportswear is heavily influenced by their research and love for technical fabrics, sub-cultures and digital art.

Amsterdam-based Pop Trading Company has been supporting and shaping emerging talent in the world of skateboarding since it launched in 2013. With its namesake line of graphic-driven tees, caps and sweaters, Pop aims to push the culture forward.

Equal parts streetwear and high-concept design, Resort Corps was founded by Belgian-born and Detroit-raised Luca Modesti, a prominent figure in the world of underground fashion. Taking inspiration from the gritty, industrialised city where he spent his youth, Modesti has created a label full of statement tees and hoodies that have been seen on the likes of Theophilus London and Stella Lucia.