I noticed this shirt at BWGH’s booth at Capsule, like, a year ago and really liked the embroidered pattern, which is a nice change of pace from some standard bitch made screen print. I didn’t remember I liked it that
Brooklyn We Go Hard makes this sweatshirt with inside-out, half-contrast sleeves. There really isn’t much more to say about this sweatshirt other than your sweatshirt game is currently wack and you should aspire to step it up in the future.
Just when you thought Brooklyn We Go Hard couldn’t possibly go any harder (I’m paraphrasing here) the Parisian streetwear label just delivered the most cheerful of oxfords, which, I guess, isn’t really all that hard to begin with. Anyhow, the
I’m only writing about this Brooklyn We Go Hard bomber because I saw it at Capsule and I can humble brag about how much nicer it is in real life, implying that you don’t have a real life because you
BWGH (that’s Brooklyn We Go Hard for you not in the know type motherfuckers) have just dropped their Spring/Summer 2013 campaign shot by Paul Arnaud. You know, just lamping in canals on sweet boats, taking in classic architecture. Typical shit
Brooklyn We Go Hard makes a drop crotch I can really get behind. Or in. Or whatever. Listen, I really like these pants, which is saying a lot considering I am about as in favor of drop crotches as I
Yo, remember when we told you how awesome Brooklyn We Go Hard was? Well, guess what? Now you can actually buy some of the gear. Stop reblogging and start purchasing. Why do you need a hooded denim button up? WHY
One of the nicer surprises at Capsule this week was newish French label Brooklyn We Go Hard. I know what you’re thinking, “Two dudes from Iowa probably moved to Brooklyn and started a clothing label. I bet they complain about
