What do you get when you mix bespoke prints and internationally renowned visual artists with two leading lifestyle brands? The answer is something of aesthetically captivating design genius.

Enter the capsule collection collaboration between Sixpack France and Grand Scheme.

Showcasing the best that both labels have to offer in a refreshed capacity, lovers of the deliciously neo-childish idiosyncrasy the brands are known for won’t be disappointed. Featuring hats, tees, tanks and shorts – even the occasional too-much-fun-to-handle pillow – Australian fans of the collaboration have even more to sink their patriotically hungry teeth into.

Grand Scheme’s home-grown roots have been a constant incubator of independent style since its launch in 2006. Founded on the basis of “rebellious DIY spirit,” the label’s union with Sixpack France is proving to be something of a force in the industry. And if the I’m-cooler-than-you attitude that comes free with each piece isn’t enough to fulfil your artistic cravings, they’ve pulled international heavy weights in the form of visual artist Jonathan Zawada and Paris-based PMKFA to lend their talents.

Sixpack France believes in the dream of never-ending youth, but not as an escapist refuge… It’s not about carefully and nostalgically recreating some idealised past.

We’re all about the future in this part of town.
Check out the collection at www.grandscheme.com.au and www.sixpack.fr