Vintage Fade Edit

Thrown on for gallery hopping, late diner runs and the long way home, this is the pair TALISHKO built for the days that don't ask for much. Torn-open ripped detailing...

The script runs down the side, not the chest, and that single move sets the whole piece apart. TALISHKO builds this boxy zip up on a polyester and cotton fleece...

Wide through the thigh and falling straight to a loose hem, these baggy sweatpants sit low and easy on the body. TALISHKO runs a side script print down the leg...

Draped through the shoulders and dropped low at the seams, this is a loose-fit hoodie that reads oversized without swallowing the frame. TALISHKO builds it in pure cotton with a...

Thrown open over a plain long tee with baggy denim and worn skate shoes, this washed zip hoodie leans into the lived-in end of streetwear. TALISHKO builds it in a...

A cotton-poly blend takes an acid wash finish that gives this full-zip its faded, worn-in surface, then TALISHKO backs it with a ghost print running across the shoulders. It reads...

Heavyweight 480gsm cotton takes an acid wash here, giving TALISHKO these sweatpants a mottled, hand-worn surface that softens with wear. Curved seam stitching panels break up the leg, and a...

A 52% cotton, 48% polyester blend takes an acid wash and distressing here, then gets set with rhinestone patching that catches light against the faded ground. TALISHKO builds this graphic...

Pull this one over a longline tee with wide denim and low-top sneakers, or throw it under an unzipped shell when the temperature drops. TALISHKO builds this graphic hoodie in...

Heavyweight at 400gsm, this cotton and polyester blend carries a gradient acid wash that fades unevenly across the body, so no two pull the same. TALISHKO runs street-inspired text and...

Thrown over a longline tee for the morning coffee run or layered under a leather jacket when the night gets loud, the TALISHKO graffiti hoodie moves through the day without...

Wear it loose over baggy denim with the crop landing just above the waistband, or throw it under an open workshirt when the layers stack up. TALISHKO builds this one...