Japanese streetwear and accessory brand SNAKEDLOWS just dropped a preview of their 20SS collection. Marking the brand’s 20th release, the 20SS “Incomplete” capsule includes t-shirts, canvas bags, and earrings.
SNAKEDLOWS is the result of a longtime partnership between Reita—bassist of the powerhouse visual kei band the GazettE—and Satoshi Yamashita of the silver jewelry and accessory brand DEAL DESIGN. The partnership began in 2008 when Satoshi began to produce an exclusive line of silver and leather pieces for Reita. Last year, this evolved into a stand-alone line of streetwear and silver accessories under the SNAKEDLOWS brand name.
The pieces in each SNAKEDLOWS release are simple and athletically-minded—featuring star designs, oversized shirts, and rock-inspired jewelry. Across the “Incomplete” capsule collection, items feature a slashed star design alongside the signature SNKD branding.
ITEM LIST
- CAP 20 (ROUND/FLAT) – ¥6,000
- SWEAT T-SHIRT 20 (BK) – ¥7,000
- LAME T-SHIRT 20 (BK) – ¥6,000
- VINTAGE T-SHIRT 20 (WH) – ¥6,000
- CANVAS SHOULDER BAG (BK/IVORY) – ¥5,500
- CHIPPED STAR PIERCE: SMALL (SV/BK) – ¥5,000
- CHIPPED STAR PIERCE: WITH STUDS – ¥7,000
- STAR STUDS EAR CUFF – ¥5,000
Last year, Reita took to Instagram to model the entire 19AW release before sales began—and he’s already teased that he’ll do the same this time. Keep up to date with his Instagram over the next week to get a sense of how the items look when worn.
Each of the jewelry pieces will join the permanent SNAKEDLOWS collection, and they will be made to order once the initial stock runs out. The t-shirts and bags will be discontinued once they have sold out. Shop the full SNAKEDLOWS line here.
Sales begin Sunday, June 7th at 12:00 JST. Items are expected to begin shipping in mid-June. However, shipments may be delayed due to COVID-19. Overseas shipping is available through EMS (which has been suspended in some countries). Select items will also be available at DEAL DESIGN stores across Japan. In Tokyo, DEAL DESIGN has locations in Harajuku and Shinjuku.