If there’s one thing Stüssy does better than most, it’s consistency. And not in a tired or repetitive way, but in the rare, enviable sense of knowing exactly what works and why.
Their Summer ’25 collection arrives with the same lived-in ease the brand has championed since the early days: pigment-dyed tees, oversized polos, and a no-fuss approach to getting dressed for the heat.
The Garbstore’s in-house editorial brings it all into focus, no theatrics, just clothes you’d actually want to wear.
A Brand That Doesn’t Chase the Moment, It Creates It
Founded in Laguna Beach in 1984, Stüssy’s story is one that many brands try to mimic and few ever match.
Born from surf culture and shaped by music, skating and art, the label carved out a look that was entirely its own: irreverent, unfussy, and globally resonant.
Over the decades, it’s remained immune to trend cycles, instead refining its core DNA. Whether it’s a graphic tee, a painter’s cap, or a pair of baggy jeans, there’s a certain offhand cool running through it all, the kind you can’t fake.
That energy runs through the Summer ’25 collection too. It’s not performative or precious. Just well-cut, well-dyed pieces made to move with you.
Garbstore, Independent By Nature, Local By Design
Garbstore’s Notting Hill HQ, a converted timberyard on Kensington Park Road isn’t just a shop. It’s a full experience for those who like their clothes with character and a bit of backstory.
Founded in 2008, Couverture & The Garbstore has become one of London’s most respected spaces for those seeking out the quietly innovative and the deliberately different.
Split across three floors, the space houses both Garbstore (menswear, cult Japanese labels, and under-the-radar collaborations) and Couverture (a tighter curation of womenswear, accessories, and home goods). Together, they push a buy-less-buy-better mindset that feels increasingly rare.
