BRAND: The Riot Club.

The Riot Club was started in 2008 as an on-line magazine and blog covering a variety of modern cultural forms from art to fashion. The guys bought out a clothing line in 2012 with collabs with artists such as RichT, Witchcraft, Fifty Fifty and more.

Available from Welcome, Street Casuals & Fifty Fifty.

Are you A Melon Or A Lemon?

These t-shirts were created by two heavy weights in the design world Silver Spoon Attire and Deer Brains favourite Kate Moross. These t-shirts have already been seen on the likes of Ellie Goulding, Tinie Tempah, Miss Dynamite and Eliza Dolittle.

So, are you a melon or a lemon?

Jil Sander.

Jil Sander was founded in 1973 and has since built a reputation for understated and sleek designs cut in luxurious fabrics. The first men's collection premiered in Milan, January 1997. The minimalist trademarks include striking silhouettes, high-end fabrics and meticulous detail which emphasises modern masculinity and refined craftsmanship.

Raf Simons joined the company in 2005, taking the position of Creative Director. His collections embody the Jil Sander brand's core values and hold true to its history. In 2007 and under the supervision of Raf Simons a new accessories department was established to reinforce the Jil Sander identity.

Mad Marc.

Mad Marc is an online media platform for arts and music. They sell their own line of clothing which we thought was ace enough to showcase on Deer Brains.

What are your thoughts on this brand? Let us know!

GIVEAWAY: Y-Collective.

The fantastic guys over at Y-Collective have been kind enough to give YOU the chance to win three of their fab t-shirts.

The winner can pick any design from their website here...Don't worry if you don't win as their is a 20% discount avaliable to everyone else who is keen to get their hands on a shirt! Just enter YCODEERBRAIN at the checkout.

All you need to do is leave a nice comment below about why you want to win 3 of these shirts! The winner will be picked next Saturday (8th) xxx Good Luck!

Spirit of the Animal.

Remember Matthew the Horse? Well, he's back with a new range of what we might say AMAZIN' t-shirts.

So, we want them ALL. Which ones do you want?
Prices start at £26.00 and are available here.

Wemoto.

Founded in Germany in 2003 by a group of designers Wemoto bring back a little fun into the the streetwear scene without a certain claim and philosophy. “Make the party on the t-shirt, and chill with the rest.”

Their official site's store is currently closed but luckily you can find all these items and more via Rocktic here.





Visit http://www.ellos.co.uk today to see the latest range in thier online catalogue, get a late summer deal or look forward to the new winter range all at Ellos

New Brands on Street Casuals

The Bristol base store conjures up two new brands for us this week. New York favourites Milkcrate Athletics and Bristol based African Apparel.

For more information and prices please click here.

Handsome Clothing - The Teachers Collection

Handsome Clothing are back with their lateset collection 'The Teachers Collection'. The entire lined is musically themed with designs inspired by some of their favourite artists including Daft Punk, Kid Cudi, David Bowie, Justice, The Beach Boys, Aphex Twin and Steppenwolf.

The collection are available on the site here.
Sweaters are priced at $60 and tees are $45
What do you guys think?

New Drops At Street Casuals

Street Casuals brings in plenty of new drops from The Hundreds, Actual Pain and Dunderdon.

Monroe Apparel

Monroe Apparel started in late 2009. Going through 3 releases to learn the ins and outs of running a successful clothing line.

Our goal is to separate ourselves from typical clothing labels that use the same materials and literally make a big cartel just for the sake of making a profit, we are spending a good amount on materials and printing methods and really concentrating on the fit of our garments as we believe this is most important. Our garments don't change size or distort after a wash and stay permanently comfortable!

 

 

What do you guys think? Let us know if you anything.

 

Shirts range from £18 - £20.

For more information please click here.