December 11 2009

KING STAMPEDE HOLIDAY '09 LOOKS

Photos taken @ Filli Ponte Restaurant in TriBeCa by : David Perez – SHADI

King Stampede | Holiday 2009

A collection of essential work-wear inspired garments.

The seasons may change, however, there is one thing that you can depend upon every day of the year: King Stampede’s dedication to quality.

For everyone at our label, quality is not just a question of what is produced, but more so why and how a garment is made overall. And, because we believe in quality as a cause, it allows us to give you nothing but the best in terms of construction, materials and aesthetic design.

This is the King Stampede way, and you’ll see it reflected in the collection below. Here are some of three of our favorites:

1. High Officer’s Chamois Button-Up – This rugged heavy-weigh shit is constructed from 9-ounce premium chamois. Translation: It’s perfect for blistery days and fireside nights, and is guaranteed to become a favorite that lasts way beyond the holidays.

2. High Officer’s Denim Button-Up – Say hello to a panel constructed shirt that is made of the softest denim chambray and built to last till sunshine fades. Tach stitching pulls this garment together at all the major stress points to ensure extra strength. We dare you to try Hogan-ing this shirt; it’s impossible.

3. Wet Woods Waved Canvas Jacket – Constructed with a waxed canvas outer shell and a cotton chambray interior, this jacket was made for style and function. White contrast taping traces the profile of the pockets, adding a little fashion forward detail to an otherwise classic American silhouette. Check, and mate.

But, wait there’s more. Check out the rest of King Stampede so you can find your very own favorites for the holiday:

- Striped v neck cotton knit sweater

- Nylon Coaches Jacket with Iconic Stampede Graphics embroidered and printed on the front and back.

- Graphic Tees.

- A nice collection of functional accessories including, wallets, key chains, a smoking kit, & belts.

- Custom New Era Knit winter caps

- Two U.S.A. made Snap backs

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