Carol Stephenson did up a number of collaborations utilizing her cut and sew skills to whip up one off pieces with Die Constant printed fabric. Check out this little number she made for her Niece. The .45 Caliber buttons…
Archive for the ‘Loosies’ Category
February 13, 2011
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Limited Edition Tee
By NA762 in Fashion, Loosies, New Designs
Limited edition screen printed black cotton tee for Men. They’re available at select stores or direct from Die Constant. Email us or comment on this post for more info.
October 30, 2010
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One Off Tees by: Soak
By NA762 in Fashion, Loosies, New Designs, Stores
One off airbrushed and dyed tees for Mens & Women and even a couple hoodies, by Soak. Available exclusively at Die Constant 51 Powell St, Vancouver BC
October 4, 2010
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New Women’s Hoodies
By NA762 in Fashion, Loosies, News, Photo Shoot, Spotted, Stores
Distressed dyed, screen printed hooded long sleeves available in limited quantities at The Die Constant Store 51 Powell St. Vancouver BC.
September 24, 2010
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The Fall Wearable Arts Launch Party
By NA762 in Events, Fashion, Loosies, Music, New Designs, Stores
The Fall Wearable Arts is a project that aims to highlight and support the people who largely contirbute to the aesthetic of the West Coast’s alternative arts community: those designing clothing, jewelry and accessories. These artists are turning out…
September 13, 2010
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Die Constant Store Opening
By NA762 in Events, Fashion, Live, Loosies, Music, New Designs, Sale, Stores
September 3, 2010
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Apocalypse Apparel Show: Die Constant/Misfit Clothing!
By NA762 in Events, Fashion, Loosies, Music, New Designs, Stores
This fashion show is not to be missed! Urban chic clothing from local artists Sean Madden and Jeremy Maxwell will be displayed on stunning models with the audiovisual grooves of funkmaster Keith Harrington of PROJEX.
Sean Madden represents…
July 30, 2010
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Voices vs. Violence
By NA762 in Events, Fashion, Loosies, New Designs
Alexis Moreau of Die Constant infamy has three, one off decedent tops for the themed show of Voices vs. Violence. The best part is all the proceeds are going towards Family Services of Greater Vancouver.