Neighborhood's Four Part Spring/Summer 2015 Collection Draws Inspiration From Historic American Subcultures

Neighborhood drops its four part Spring/Summer 2015 collection, featuring workwear, biker culture, military apparel, and a touch of old school Western.

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Japanese brand Neighborhood and its founder Shinsuke Takizawa have built a reputation for understanding Americans better than we understand ourselves. Neighborhood's collections always draw from a variety of different American subcultures and elevate the clothing involved.

Like previous collections, Spring/Summer 2015 is split into multiple parts—Rebel Without a Cause, Gentleman's Agreement, The Old West, and Military Specification Modify "The Camp-Any." The collection's capsules riff on old school workwear, biker culture, cowboys and the wild west, and military wear, respectively. 

In typical Neighborhood fashion, the collection is littered with camo and denim. However, it's the outerwear that stands out from each capsule, highlighting the best of each individual inspiration. The collection offers a range of leather jackets, different style denim jackets, and the military segment alone features a variety of field coats, a bomber, and a must-have satin number. 

Neighborhood flexed its ability to draw inspiration from anywhere just days ago when it dropped its lookbook for Luker, which plays off British subcultures. 

Check out the full Neighborhood Spring/Summer 2015 collection below, and look for it to drop on the brand's website in the near future.

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[via Neighborhood]

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