While Singapore is not often considered a streetwear capital, subterranean youth culture brews almost anywhere. Through various product partnerships and creative clothing lines, Flesh Imp is giving Singaporean youth an expressive outlet through style, and in many ways driving a fashion revolution. While the brand is still young (they just celebrated their 7th anniversary this past December with a collabo with Adidas), they are making moves, their most recent project being limited edition Coke Zero gear. Founder Vincent Q has some poignant things to say about the burgeoning Singaporean street culture and hopes to expand Flesh Imp’s influence from the unique mix that is his city.


Marc Tuesday, 08.26.08 @ 5:23 am

Golly gosh. There’s some pretty savage discoveries in the comments section of that Format Magazine article you’ve linked to here.

Strangely it was published on August 9th (Singapore’s National Day) and we’ve only just recovered from an embarrassing discovery that our official national day video was a rip-off of a Japanese creative.

**blush**




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