Slam Jam has released the second drop of its (Un)corporate Uniforms, its first ever standalone product project.
The project, conceived alongside Ill-Studio, is an ongoing research question aimed to understand and redefine the concept of the uniform. Taking into account all sorts of expression, Slam Jam wants to create “a freely constituted cultural ecosystem framed by (Un)formal Membership and (Un)corporate Uniforms”.
In continuation with its first drop, the second installment introduces a casual blend of a grey ombré tee, a logo-embossed hoodie and a silver bag. The 7-piece streetwear-inspired collection uses different techniques to arrive at the same outcome: that of a uniform 2.0. A standout piece is a marbled bleached tee with a chain logo designed by Fergus Purcell.
The latest drop of (Un)corporate Uniforms will be made available today on Slam Jam’s website and in their Milan store
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