King Apparel AW12 | Drop 1

14
Oct

Autumn/Winter is nothing without the official drop from King Apparel, and right at our doorstep we pick up on Drop 2 to get us all under way! If that’s not all King have brought to our attention their top 5 ranges to add to your collections.

First up is ‘The Dappa’ definitely in line with AW trends this season. A maroon crew with matching snapback, with added flannel peak detail. Flannel shirt with suede elbow patch details and matching grey flannel Starter Snapback, or mix it up with a navy flannel New Era 5950.

Number 2 is ‘The RS range’ - simple and to the point. Already one of King’s most popular caps, the green/brown suede RS Starter Snapback ties in with the black t-shirt perfectly. Or if you need colour in your world during the grim months, opt for the yellow RS Starter Snapback (yes, it’s just the right shade of yellow) with the matching grey RS crew.

Introduced last winter with such a great response the ‘Letterman’ is back for AW12, in a new navy colourway. There is something about Navy that screams out heritage, royalty and superiority! A Starter Snapback and matching t-shirt is all you need on top of jeans or chinos…but the piece de resistance is the all-new tech Rain Mac, in custom duck camo water-resistant fabric. Highest level of detailing you’ve ever seen on a KING piece at this price point, and one you won’t be disappointed with.

‘The Prestige’ delivers just what it stands for! This design runs and runs and with the blue French terry heather sweat, its one of the strongest lines delivered. Pick it up with the reverse white top snappy and t-shirt or go traditional and opt for the New Era 5950 in black with t-shirt to match.

Of course it wouldn’t be a King range without the guys paying homage to their East London roots! The ‘E.L.K’ range is all about this! East London Kings script across 5 different colour-ups – Oxblood, Duck Camo, through cyan and navy blue to your classic grey and black. They are all there and already one of the best selling ranges from this winter. Don’t sleep on ‘em ‘cos they won’t last long.