Normally, capsule collections aren’t really collections at all. They generally consist of, like, a tote bag, a snapback and a polo shirt or some shit. Ronnie Fieg actually made an entire collection for his Kith East Coast Project by teaming
Ronnie Fieg’s new Kith White Label lookbook just dropped and I’m going to go ahead and assume that “White Label” implies the clothes are things like “clean” and “nice,” which begs the question: Is Ronnie Fieg racist? We have some
Caminando is a Japanese company that makes really nice boots in Mexico. Ronnie Fieg is a designer that sells really nice shoes and boots in Manhattan. You’re a guy with some disposable income (according to our demographics) living in the
I know, you’re all trying to get all casual and shit—wearing leather jackets and white tees and what not. Being all like, “Fuck menswear, who cares,” while you rub one out to Four Pins at 10:30 every night on the
Ronnie Fieg’s Kith has collaborated with Golden Bear to bring to you two Harris Tweed varsity jackets and vest. The jackets look warm as shit, so there’s that. I’m just going to skip ahead and address these salacious rumors concerning
Ronnie Fieg and Kith just dropped another set of wake up at 6 in the morning to wait on a long ass line with a bunch of nerds in subzero temperature bangers. This time Fieg introduces his new Blue Label,
To sneakerheads Ronnie Fieg is like that drug dealer that keeps finding better weed every year for his clientele. It’s hard to keep a fiend’s attention, but somehow Fieg manages to keep selling gear out. With camo, cordura and selvedge
