Is NIGO building a Japanese streetwear empire with @humanmade starting with acquiring @undercover_lab . And what does it mean for Jun Takahashi? Word on the Street Explains. And who do you think Human Made gonna acquire next 🤔? Comment below 👇

A little recap from last night. Good conversation, good people, and plenty to learn from Sachiko Sato san of BEAMS Japan after 30+ years in fashion. From craft and personal style to what makes something worth keeping — thank you everyone who came through and spent the evening with us. Arigathanks 🫶🏽🇯🇵🇸🇬 Calling Japan is available now at BEAMS_Singapore New Bahru.

From military workwear to an everyday wardrobe staple. The OG-107 might be one of the most iconic versions of the fatigue pant — simple, functional and still relevant decades later. Would you add a pair to your wardrobe?

20oz denim. 35°C weather. 🥵👖 Makes zero sense. But why? Would you wear 20oz denim in this heat for the fade?

His work was everywhere. His face wasn’t. Meet the 😷 mind behind @cavempt —will be soon be available at @crossoverconceptstore Akan Datang. What would you be known for?

If someone found a vintage T-shirt for $10, would you still pay $300 for it? Before you answer, you might want to know the difference between thrifting and vintage shopping. 👇 Which do you prefer?

I didn’t expect @uniqlosg Barrel Pants to change my mind—but they did. I finally understand why they’ve become such a popular silhouette. Sometimes all it takes is trying them on. So, do you think barrel pants are going away anytime soon?

What if a running brand started by making all the technology disappear? This is the philosophy behind @satisfyrunning Would you still pay $200 for their running top?

What does Big E really mean—and does it really matter? 👖 Watch the latest WOTS and let me know: Does the Big E still matter to you?

Before the world understood Japanese fashion, these 5 pioneers were already changing it. So who’s your favourite designer?

When workwear @carharttwip_my meets football lifestyle . It just works. Which piece you gonna buy from the collection?

Bangkok might have the best curated vintage scene in Southeast Asia. Some stores here are curated at a level comparable to cities like Tokyo. Here are a few favourites we keep going back to. What are your favourite vintage stores in Bangkok? Let us know below 🫶🏽

Vintage band tees weren’t made for fashion. They were made for concerts. And some of those bands. They’re still performing in Asia. Which concert are you catching?

Is Type 2 the most underrated denim jacket? Let us tell you more about it on this episode of WOTS. So which is your favourite type of denim jacket now?

If you’ve been scrolling lately, you’ve definitely seen it—the denim jacket that just hits different. It’s got that boxy, cropped silhouette, the iconic single chest pocket, and a cult following that’s currently sending vintage prices into orbit. We’re talking about the Levi’s Type 1. In this episode of Word on the Street, we’re breaking down the DNA of this grail and why it’s a timeless piece that officially deserves space in your wardrobe.

There’s something undeniable about two icons coming together, and they don't come much more iconic than Levi's and Jordan! Today we’re diving into the core of the latest collaboration, spotlighting the pieces that define the aesthetic: the Denim Trucker and the matching utility cap. The standout is undoubtedly the stamped Wings logo across the back—a bold, tactile tribute to basketball heritage pressed into timeless denim. It’s a piece that feels like an instant archive find.

Unpacking the Viral Sensation: Familymart Japan Socks You’ve likely scrolled past the iconic Familymart Japan socks on your social feeds, those bold, whimsical designs that seem to scream for attention. But let’s dive deeper—what’s the real scoop behind this fashion phenomenon? These socks aren’t just another trend; they’re a delightful nod to the quirky charm of Japanese culture, perfectly encapsulated in the spirit of the beloved convenience store chain. Born from the ais

Behind the brands you know, there’s a name you should know: SK8thing. From BAPE’s Ape Head to the BBC Arch logo, even hidden fingerprints on Undercover, Neighborhood & WTAPS — he’s the most discreet senpai in Japanese streetwear.

Who made Steve Jobs’ black turtleneck? Not Gap. Not Apple. It was Issey Miyake—the quiet pioneer of techwear. Here are his 3...

Japan didn’t follow fashion — it curated it 🧠🧥. From BEAMS to FREAK’S STORE, these select shops shaped how Japan gets dressed. Want the...