Founded in 2007, Los Angeles based brand, Hall of Fame has made a name for itself in the world of streetwear. Drawing inspiration from basketball and football, Hall of Fame presents its 2014 Summer collection. Featuring an amalgam of retro and nostalgic sportswear visuals, the DBLA Snapback, Baha Camper, and Tall Boy Snapback are now available online and in-store.
Purchase HALL OF FAME 2014 Summer Headwear here as well as in-store through our Moreland Ave. location. Phone orders are accepted by dialing 404.880.0402. Email orders are accepted by sending a size request to orders@wishatl.com
If you’re looking to turn your headwear game literally upside down, consider this collaborative collection from Hall of Fame and Mitchell & Ness. The upside down caps has features the iconic logos of such organizations as the Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Seattle Supersonics, San Antonio Spurs, and The Charlotte Hornets in inverted variants that appeals to the public eye.
Chris Stamp and his namesake, Stampd brand have always held in high regard, the balance of high and low fashion. Taking staple street pieces and infusing it with a luxe approach, the Stampd brand has been able to churn out a plethora of all-leather and heavily detailed pieces over the past few seasons. The latest to arrive comes in the form of the Quilted Lambskin Leather Snapback. Based on a traditional 5-panel snapback cap, the hat is enveloped in supply black lambskin leather and rounded out by slim tonal stitched squared throughout.
Purchase the Stampd Quilted Lambskin Leather Snapback in-store through out Moreland Ave. location. Phone orders are accepted by dialing 404.880.0402. Email orders are also accepted at orders@wishatl.com
When Chris Stamp created his semi-namesake brand, Stamp’d in 2009, the brand’s name featured a subtle apostrophe housed within the letters. Since that time, not only has the brand dropped the apostrophe altogether (changed to simply “Stampd”), but they’ve also shed a lot of the unecessary design trappings in favor of a unique and well executed minimalist aesthetic. Stepping into 2013, one of the most widely recognized items from Stampd comes in the form of the Silver Studded Snapback Hat. The hat is boldly presented with 112-hand screwed pyramid studs on the front section of a 5-panel snapback. The verbiage “NEW ANGELES” is seen as a raised silkscreen on the underbrim and the brand’s iconic “Dope” logo is embroidered along the backside adjacent to the plastic snapback enclosure. Having been sported by the likes of Kanye West and K-Pop stars, G-Dragon and Tae Yang, the Silver Studded Snapback has become a trademark of high fashion-meets-street culture.
Adding to our ongoing segment of headwear releases, today we’ve created the “Woodland Camo” Snapback Pack. Built on 9FIFTY snapback bodies from New Era, the twopack collection arrives with a timeless and classic Woodland Camouflage motif draped across the upper panels as well as the bill. Puffed Wish logo embroidery is emblazoned across the anterior panels while a plastic snapback enclosure and a contrasting top button rounds things out.
Each season, New York staple, 10.Deep creates an assortment of goods that stay true to the core street roots of the brand, but also push the envelope in execution, pattern, details and prints. For Spring/Summer 2013, 10.Deep introduces its Monticello Snapback in a unique “Black Venus’ all-over print. As expected, the pattern models that of a predominantly green venus fly tray that is interspersed with colorful flowers. Priced at $38 USD, the 10.Deep “Black Venus” Monticello Snapback is now available instore and online
The Death Adders crew has aligned once again for a range of Spring/Summer 2013 headwear options. Mishka NYC debuts an assortment of snapback hats and 5-panel camp caps that align with its larger seasonal collection. Boasting traditional flipped sports logos and iconic Mishka graphics, the hats also feature an assortment of all-over patterns including leopard prints, zebra striping and summer Hawaiian patterns.
Streetwear is undeniably largely rooted in the reappropriation of pre-established branding elements. From the success of SSUR’s COMME des FUCKDOWN and the commotion surrounding the Supreme, Married to the Mob and Barbara Kruger fiasco, it seems that – for better or for worse – the industry feeds off much of it. Burgeoining Atlanta-based brand, PieceGods has been picking up steam recently off the strength of its subtle, yet well-executed flip of the classic GAP blue and white motif. The brand applies the iconic blue and white insignia in a recognizable 1:1 patch form that is embellished across the front panel of an all-black snapback hat as well as a tiger camouflage and all-tan 5-panel camp cap. With the singular patchwork across the front, minimal “PIECEGODS” in all caps on the reverse side completed each hat.
The SSUR imprint has come a long way since the early re-appropriations of COMME des GARCONS and the days of the early days of the Caviar Cartel. As the brand continues to expand and gain exposure, Spring/Summer 2013 sees the New York-based label releases new executions of their staple pieces and visuals. Aptly titled, the Peace Desert Snapback boasts an all-over print desert camouflage motif across the entirety of the hat while subdued black Arabic typeface is seen embroidered along the front two crowns. Rounded out with red stitching along the side panels and a plastic snapback enclosure, the Peace Desert Snapback is now available in-store and through our online shop here.
The Hundreds Spring 2012 collection is here and we couldn’t be anymore happier! A big part of the collection is the wide variety of unique and simple snapbacks that bear The Hundred’s signature logos and branding. Be sure to check out the other color ways we have in stock. Pick one up on our online store or at our retail store on Moreland Ave before it’s too late and they are all gone!
