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The AGENDA New York lifestyle fashion trade show went down at the Jacob Javits Center North in NYC today (July 22) and yesterday. With heavy participation from established streetwear brands like Crooks & Castles, Play Cloths and Rocksmith, to name a few, there were only a limited number of items that really caught our attention. 

The focus was on trade (read: buyers looking to stock their stores), but press was able to dip in and see what to expect for the Fall and Holiday seasons. Most brands were down to let us take a look and snap pics of their gear. However, some fronted (word to Play Cloths and Vans, the latter since we didn’t have an “appointment”).

Nevertheless, we still managed to peep some dope pieces that should get the clothes horses, and hypebeasts, excited. Peep the best in the following pages.

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OG brand Staple continues to just make fly looking gear, period.

Herschel Supply Co. is still a go to for a grown man’s backpack, but their 5-panel hats, and fitteds (!) are crispy, too.

MISHKA remains consistent. The homie Fubz, that’s his arm, said these are best sellers.

Fitted hats aren’t going anywhere. New Era remains at the forefront. Hornets back and that snakeskin leather bag is mean.

NEW ERA BAG

 

This Crooks & Castles bucket hat must be kept low like f*ck it, though.

Fila had some heat, like those Grant Hill 3s b.

Publik Trust is a new brand making a new for itself. Get familiar.

Speaking of fitteds, Starter Black Label is giving that other brand a run for its money.

Wu-Tang Brand, aka Wu-Wear had a small stand but plenty of heat. That hoodie drops in the winter.

We had to sneak in one picture of Play Cloths. That tee is tough.

 

Unyforme is a new brand focusing on clean but fresh basics. Fux with them.

 

Adidas Skateboard had some exquisite pieces. Peep the details on those shelltoes ahem, Superstars.

 

 HUF had some headwear worth stocking. Tees were on point, too.

A carrying case for your crucial kicks? Hell yeah.

 

 

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