Feb 18

Interview: THE/END: Menswear takes a dark turn down the “Street Where Nobody Lives,” the LA-based brand’s debut collection

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Interview: THE/END

by Vivianne Lapointe THE/END, an edgy new apparel and accessories line celebrating American counter-culture, is the brainchild of Los Angeles-based Cody and Mike Comrie, Mat Mickel and Jerrod Cornish. Inspired by the late 1970s punk scene in the US, the brand’s debut collection features premium denim, outerwear, leather, fleece, art-based…

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