UNION BERLIN BOMBER JACKET

In 2003, the Union Berlin Bomber Jacket became the first product to be co-branded with an advertiser. This game-changing piece of clothing gave Union personalised merchandising rights, providing further advertising value. It also marked a paradigm shift in the fashion industry, removing jargon and directional links in favour of basic depictions.

These timeless pieces often decamped with their co-branding, becoming cult items (mostly in Europe), reminiscent of archetypal American art and designer leftovers as they somehow always landed on the cutting edge as cultural touchstones.

Introduction: In 2003, the first products was released by URB for Emporio Armani Cosmetics worldwide.

This groundbreaking collection included 30 items across both genders that came without any aesthetic or ‘classifying’ overtones to ensure

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The UNION BERLIN BOMBER JACKET was designed to instantly elevate even most basic jackets into a statement piece you will want to wear every day.

With an $89 price tag, the jacket quickly became a runaway hit on Kickstarter.

From sewing to design, manufacturing and product sales, this underground project came together over just six weeks in 2016 with the aim of disrupting the status quo of clothing manufacturing.

Seven years earlier, owner Lena Bergström haad wanted to make affordable clothes that young people would feel confident in at school because they would be unisex and made with high-quality fabrics that last longer than anything else out there on the market.

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The UNION BERLIN BOMBER JACKET is a bomber of textured and constructed parkas that has a thick, fur-like synthetic fabric with heavy reinforcements and water-repellent and

fly zipped quilted patches to stop cold days from freezing them.

This article features some key facts about the latest design trends in modern fashion items.

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The Union Berlin Bomber Jacket is a streetwear brand from New York City.  It specializes in bomber, distressed, club-exclusive denim and shirts as well as topcoats

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Since it is backed by technology, we can mash a button to quickly create a new campaign apposition.

This 100% vegan made bomber jacket was released this January and features a snapbutton front closure, Schmüffelondur hidden zip closed pockets, and convenient two-pack PILOTAG reflective detailing. It is offering superior moisture management, which keeps its wearer comfortable throughout the day and night. US$155

In most neighborhoods around the world, reliable sources of technology at hand can be difficult to find. And with protests erupting in our cities every day, it is made even more difficult for enthusiastic participants in street occupations to effectively bring about change as quickly as they are able. So what do Rebels make use of now? They have an app for that! Designers have

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Today, we had a rare chance to get some hands-on with the unlabeled and ad hoc private label fashion item by Oakley Union. This was of course brought over to the Berlin Showroom by Rafael Rabago.

Working hard or not, if you decide to purchase the bomber jacket (or any other clothing piece), find out their UNION background.