Singapore -- 2011 marks the beginning of a new decade and also a fresh outlook for Flesh Imp!
As an ever-evolving contemporary street wear label, Flesh Imp is set to grow even faster, stronger and bigger with the introduction of its updated concept, refreshed collection and a spanking new Flagship Mega Store located at Scape.
The Flesh Imp Flagship Mega Store & New Concept
With a massive 1,300 square feet housing the latest range of merchandise, customers can expect a brand new shopping experience.
In keeping true to the brand’s promise of providing style with substance, the new store combines aesthetics of a leather smith workshop with a New York warehouse loft charm, that leaves little doubt that the new Flesh Imp Flagship Mega Store is poised to be one of the best-looking fashion boutiques in town.
The furnishings and fixtures in the store are made of recyclable materials.
Going green with reused pallets, chipboards and refurbished furniture, stands and display pieces, every little detail was carefully thought about – right down to the choice of energy-saving and environmentally friendly light bulbs.
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Recycled zinc plates, galvanized steel plates and other materials salvaged from either scrap yards or recycling centres are used to create a distinctively raw yet charming feel. To bring it up another level, literally, a storage style mezzanine complete the whole warehouse feel of the store, exuding an interesting shopping experience.
Scrap Yard Blues by Flesh Imp
This season is all about getting down to the basics. Down to the nitty-gritty and getting our hands dirty to give you the best style, textures and processes and colors. Drawing influences from the scrap yard, this collection combines the aesthetics of the raw, unfinished textures in the form of materials used in our merchandise.
Shirts are cut from textured denim and chambray, smattered with random corduroy as well as ginghams.
About Flesh Imp
Having birthed the cultural expression to the creative heads that rocked the local scene, Flesh Imp remained independent and has seamlessly bridged designs and clothing into their distinct style that elevate urban trend setters and their lifestyles.
With extensive collaborations over the years with the likes of adidas, Hypebeast, Andy Howell, Coke Zero, Burger King, Levi's, among others, Flesh Imp' aim is to create a global culture that transcends all boundaries that make up this urban terrain we call street culture.
Blended with a colorful weave of creativity that is always changing and shaping the cool, Flesh Imp is all about people, music, arts, design, positive vibes and beautiful clothing.
For more information, go to //www.fleshimp.com