Each season we're too excited to keep everything we've got coming to Goodhood under wraps and all to ourselves. Check out some of the things we're looking forward to for the coming season, including new brands to Goodhood, truly new brands debuting their first collections and store favourites that keep getting better each time.

 

 

 

Undercover joins the Goodhood roster and it is about time if we say so ourselves. Jun Takahashi's
seminal Tokyo brand has been a leading light for more than twenty years and we are more than
excited to finally add the label to the Goodhood ranks.

The second drop of the Russian designers FW16 collection features the second installment
of the Reebok collaboration as well as some camo branded tees. Hyper than hype!

One of the most consistent brands on rotation at Goodhood, Our Legacy
just keep getting better with each passing season. Understated bangers.

Artist Eric Elms x Kyle Ng of Brain Dead = Powers. A new t-shirt brand featuring
stand out graphic tees and accessories.

Luker & Peel & Lift are back at it again on the collaboration front for FW16.
Last season's link up was special but we think this one tops it.

The disruptive graphics continue from the Tokyo label into the new season, 
with outerwear and sweats looking better than ever.

Iconic British designer and activist Katharine Hamnett joins forces with
British label YMC to reproduce classic designs. Look out for the graphic
t-shirts and blacked out boiler suit!

The Nepenthes label is another one that just gets better with time. Experimental cuts and
always interesting material choices mean each collection is a journey of discovery. Look
out for the classic Asymmetric Sneaker this season.

Now this one we really are excited about. For many at Goodhood this is the most anticipated
delivery of the new season. Like many Japanese brands, the Tokyo label is heavily inspired by vintage
American culture, music, art and girls and is at the forefront of the new wave coming out of Japan.

Downtown New York and surfing may seem worlds apart, but Saturdays Surf NYC brings these
inspirations together in a clean, modern and honest collection.

Following their Supreme collaboration this year, Japanese label Sasquatchfabrix. will
have a lot of new eyes on them, but their collections consistently avoid trends and
marry traditional Japanese references with modern cuts and fabrics.

Norse Projects continue to produce super clean garments of impeccable quality whilst
experimenting with the highest grade fabrics.