Mishka has recently released a lookbook to accompany the release of their spring line. As usual the line takes great inspiration from tradtional metal and punk imagery with a few unique twists to keep things interesting. Mishka has always been a favorite brand of mine and it’s been great to see the brand grow from cutting edge graphic work and expand into equally progressive clothing design. This spring line sees the brand extending themselves in both of these areas and features several must have pieces.

A lot of people like to talk about Mishka’s work on their New Era collaborations, and while I can’t disagree, I think their outerwear is possibly even more strong. I mean, look at the range shown above, from a traditional field jacket with a more modern and casual cut, to a white motorcycle jacket full of intricate details, to a sophisticated technical windbreaker. There’s really something for just about anyone. Beyond that, you can get some hints at the graphical themes for the season, as well as a peak at the shorts that are included as well. The new line is making it’s way into retail accounts right now, and is also available directly from Mishka either online or at their Pop Up Shop in Brooklyn.

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