Sylvester, owner/operator of Montreal boutique Brakeless, it back at it on 84/85 in a collaboration with design team Sometimes for a run of tees that reflect the differing aesthetics of the store. Consisting of Paul 107 from Second Hand Projects and Dylan Adair from Faux Amis, Sometimes brings a strong vision for the designs in the collaboration. In their words:
‘Brakeless is a lifestyle boutique in Montreal, Canada that specializes in fixed gear and single-speed bicycles and components, street wear and accessories. However, to those who have spent any length of time at the shop, they have come to see it as much more than a simple retail destination. Sylvester has created a warm and welcoming space where regulars congregate in celebration of each other and the culture they share. The vintage barber chair that has become the symbolic center of the shop is the place where patrons sit to hang out with other riders, discuss recent builds, or simply enjoy a coffee. In this way, Brakeless is a reflection of its surroundings and a product of its environment. Much like the social clubs, cafés, bakeries and community centers in the surrounding neighborhood, the shop has become a place to congregate and reflects the vibrant energy of the cultural hub of Mile End where it is located.‘
Styles after the jump, and keep watch for more big things from Sylvester in the near future.
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