Despite what the stodgier in the menswear world will tell you, there are times and places for graphic tees
and sweatshirts. Now, if these make up the majority of your wardrobe, you’re probably in a line for a
Supreme welcome mat somewhere and not reading this, and we can’t help you. But there’s nothing wrong
with having a casual statement piece to bust out once in a while. And it just so happens we’re living in
an era where the pieces being designed are plentiful and, frankly, pretty damn cool. Here are six designers
we think are best in field right now.
Dim Mak Collection x
Cyrcle
Steve Aoki collabed with two artists here on a collection inspired by the 1995 French drama La Haine. A bit obvious, but okay.
Raf Simons
He’s got a collection full of interestingly positioned Robert Mapplethorpe works this season.
Off-White
You can go subtle, march-style, busy or abstract with graphics from these guys.
Kenzo
Always and forever, they’ll be going to new places in this realm.
Maison Kitsuné
Doubling down on the fox motif this season in a way we like.
Kostas Seremetis
An artist now applying his gifts to the creation of cheeky mashup tees.
Dim Mak Collection x
CyrcleSteve Aoki collabed with two artists here on a collection inspired by the 1995 French drama La Haine. A bit obvious, but okay.
Raf SimonsHe’s got a collection full of interestingly positioned Robert Mapplethorpe works this season.
Off-WhiteYou can go subtle, march-style, busy or abstract with graphics from these guys.
KenzoAlways and forever, they’ll be going to new places in this realm.
Maison KitsunéDoubling down on the fox motif this season in a way we like.
Kostas SeremetisAn artist now applying his gifts to the creation of cheeky mashup tees.
