PIMP reviews TheUrbanShop

The beautiful people at PIMP wrote some very kind words about your favourite clothing shop, here’s the lodown.

“The Urban Shop is the UK’s largest retailer of designer street wear and skate fashion, stocking the latest lines from premium brands and artists such as Upper Playground, Obey, Flying Fortress and House 33. Its continuing search for new products, support for smaller start up labels, and extensive connections within the graffiti and hip hop worlds, has seen the store quickly elevated from mere retailer to an institution in urban apparel and street culture.

Its position at the forefront of street fashion is again reflected in the forthcoming exclusives set to drop over the coming months. First off are four new collaborative tees from hugely popular Ambiguous label and San Francisco based artist, Albert Reyes. The new range features prints of Reyes’ works and is set coincide with his U.S gallery shows. The Urban Shop will also be receiving new tees from the consistently amazing graffiti / tattoo inspired label To Die For, which has collaborated with illustrator Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins, and U.S tattoo heavyweight, Dan Smith.

This autumn will also see the store debuts of UARM and Green Apple Tree. Both labels are widely regarded as two of the most dynamic and exciting to emerge in recent years. Sturban Clothing is one of the only UK outlets for these hard to find threads.”

UARM Spotting

Above is a picture of the Klaxons wearing the UARM Neck Face Devils t-shirt

UARM - Bast

If you are checking the new UARM designs on site and liking them then check the new Bast site also but we think USD5000 is a bit steap for a print but at under £30 the t-shirts are a bargain and neither us or Bast charge for looking, admiring or dreaming of owning an original.

UARM

Just in a new brand for the US UARM or to give it it's Sunday name Urban Arts Research and Marketing who produce some mad t-shirt design by up and coming artists from graffiti, skateboarding and the urban art world including Neck Face, Reas and Baste