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The Sleeve Was Always the Garment
Four record covers that are also clothes — and the designers who never saw a difference.
You Were Wearing the Album Before You Wore the T-Shirt
How Joy Division, New Order, Bauhaus and The Jesus and Mary Chain turned sound into image — and why the album cover was fashion before it reached the body.
The signal never died. It just moved. Same atmosphere.
Bands go dark. Labels fold. The scene always finds the new address. Come On has moved rooms — same obsession, new frequency. If you know, you'll find us.
#TAKEMEOUTTONIGHT: Show Us How You Wear Come On
Culturally defiant crews know that nothing says “I’m here, I made it through, and I look damn good” like wearing something as unapologetic as your spirit. Whether you’re stepping into...
5 Iconic Post-Punk Bands That Influenced Come On’s Latest Collection
In the twilight between punk’s raw rebellion and the dawn of new wave’s glossy allure, post-punk was born—a genre that blended the edge of punk with atmospheric introspection and experimental...
Diving into Punk, Surrealism and Fashion
Punk and Surrealism are two of the core inspiration factors behind Come On. Both cultural movements and, ways to perceive the world, have had an enormous impact on fashion throughout...
10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Tartan
Tartan is one of the most iconic and distinguishable patterns that exists in fashion. Despite being a common denominator in most of our closets, not many people know about the...