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Right outta the blue Streetwear brand XLARGE links up with D*Face and MEDICOM to release a designer toy. Both already having previous designer art toys before. This time around will see join Be@rbrick releases as well as XLARGE gorilla. If you’ve never heard of D*Face before which rock have you been living under for the last decade & half? D*Face”, a.k.a. Dean Stockton, grew up in London and is an English multimedia street artist, who uses spray paint, stickers, posters, and stencils combined with Los Angeles streetwear culture, XLARGE.
VCD XLARGE × D*Face ／ launching October 8th (Tue)
VCD XLARGE × D*Face BROWN
Retail price: 13,000 yen (tax excluded)
VCD XLARGE × D*Face BLACK
Retail price: 13,000 yen (tax excluded)
XLARGE × D*Face became VCD!
BROWN: Scheduled to be released on October 8th at the event in SEIBU SHIBUYA!
BLACK: Available from October 12th at MEDICOM TOY official shops
and online stores as well as XLARGE® stockists!
BE@RBRICK XLARGE × D*Face 100% & 400%
BE@RBRICK XLARGE × D*Face 100% & 400%／launching October 8th (Tue)
BE@RBRICK XLARGE × D*Face 100% & 400% BROWN
Retail price: 13,000 yen (tax excluded)
BE@RBRICK XLARGE × D*Face 100% & 400% BLACK
Retail price: 13,000 yen (tax excluded)
XLARGE x D*Face became BE@RBRICK !
BROWN: Scheduled to be released on October 8th at the event in SEIBU SHIBUYA!
BLACK: Available from October 12th at XLARGE® stockists!
A pioneer of Los Angeles streetwear culture, XLARGE started as a shop in the LA neighborhood of Los Feliz, on Vermont street in 1991. Opened by Eli Bonerz and Adam Silverman, the store catered to their diverse community and was quickly adopted by personalities such as Mike D of the Beastie Boys, Spike Jonez, and Chloe Sevigny. The XLARGE clothing brand was a true reflection of its surroundings and Los Angeles lifestyle. The brand drew inspiration from work wear, vintage, and club scene aesthetics; to mid-century design, skateboarding and music influences. Iconic for its Gorilla logo, XLARGE is established as one of the originals and continues to influence generations of streetwear culture worldwide.
AHH that Bearbrick!! black x white!!