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Adidas Consortium
Adidas rolls out their strongest limited edition collection to date, the Consortium Series. Giving face-lifts to iconic silhouettes, the sneakers are grouped together by themes ranging from nature, to poker to Star Wars. Get kicks to fit your feet and your pop culture fetish.

Adidas Originals
Adolf Dassler was inspired by a single idea when he made his first shoes in 1920, at the age of just 20. His vision was to provide every athlete with the best footwear for his respective discipline. It was this principle that guided him right up until his death in 1978. 700 patents and other industrial property rights worldwide are proof of his permanent quest for perfection. Adidas Originals looks back on its rich history, and draws from its impressive archive of ranges to bring back calssic styles each season.

Adidas O By O Kazuki
Talented designer and artistic director, KAZUKI KURAISHI is working with the biggest street brands and luxury japanese brands. He is one of the key members of NEIGHBORHOOD, and has worked many times with BAPE, VISVIM, W(TAPS, and now SiLLY THING on a seasonal basis as consultant and design director.
He is the Creative Director for ADIDAS JAPAN, and also the 'other half' of FRAGMENT Design which Hiroshi FUJIWARA comes up with the idea/concept, and Kazuki provides the input on production and materials.

Adidas X Ransom
Ransom Holdings Co. and Adidas Originals present season one of an ongoing collaboration. Footwear crafted to withstand a rugged lifestyle and designed to stand the test of time. Made for individuals in constant motion, continuously searching for a life well led and a good story to tell

Ben Sherman Vintage
The Black and Orange label on this garment holds great significance as it is based upon Ben Shermans personal signature. Ben used this labelling on the very first shirts he produced from his small Brighton factory in 1963. This original branding is a timeless part of Ben Shermans history and reflects the brands pride in its unrivalled British heritage

Clarks Originals
First introduced in 1950, Clarks Originals are now international cult classics.
Championing authenticity, simplicity and comfort, they are the perfect combination of fashion and functionality; natural materials and handcrafted simplicity.
From our very first shoe, the Desert Boot, Clarks Originals continue to introduce one iconic style after the other. The 60s welcomed the Wallabee, the 70s discovered the Desert Trek, and the Lugger was introduced in the 1980s. Today’s Originals Twist range continues to appeal to those with their own unique sense of style – updating and evolving our iconic designs.
Clarks Originals don’t belong to any particular era – each generation rediscovers them and makes them their own.

Dockers
The Dockers brand is the leader in providing stylish and comfortable casual wear. The brand continues to expand its offerings to provide men and women with clothes that offer versatility for an on-the-go lifestyle.

Dockers khakis were first introduced in 1986 as the casual alternative to jeans and dress pants. The line has since expanded from men's casual pants to an entire wardrobe offering of tops, pants, shoes, belts, outerwear and hosiery for men and women in more than 50 countries in every region of the world.

Edwin
EDWIN have a simple philosophy; a passion for Denim. Blue is what they love, all details count, on every pair of jeans they make they only use Japanese denim fabrics that are 100% exclusive for EDWIN. Ever since the company was established in 1947 they have developed new jeans ideas, many of these have become new inventions for the denim industry.

Engineered Garments
Engineered Garments took its brand name from a pattern maker hired to draft the first round of patterns. She claimed that the clothes were not designed but engineered due to the vast amount of detailing involved in each garment. The designer of the collection, Daiki Suzuki, agreed. Details from American sportswear, outdoor clothing and military uniforms are all included in the collection and give Engineered Garments unique and practical detailing missing in much of American sportswear today

Farah
From it's turbulent history after the company started in Texas in the 1920's to the incredible success of the brand after the introduction into 1970's Britain, Farah has always been a topic of conversation welcomed by a good chunk of British males and females alike.

Fila
Classic Italian Sportswear brand, much loved by the terraces. Over the years Fila have produced many iconic pieces, including the Bjorn Borg styles. Fila Vintage painstakingly recreates these styles from the archives, producing a truly authentic retro collection.

Fjallraven
From a small room in the basement in Ornskoldsvik, Fjallraven has now expanded to almost all corners of the world. But the fundamental ideas are the same, offering functional equipment for more and more comfortable journeys in the outdoors. Freedom we love as outdoor people. That is what we mean by quality time.

Our challenges are the same now as they were when Ake started the company. To find innovative, smart solutions, improve material, decrease weight and increase freedom of movement in the clothing you wear and the equipment you carry.

This is why you will notice that Fjallravens equipment does not follow fleeting trends, but stand for durability year in and year out. If we can give you even a moments inspiration, we will be proud and happy.

Fred Perry
Fred Perry is the only brand that's consistently been sought out by youth subculture after youth subculture from the 1950s right up to today. Fred Perry has updated the attitude and styling of two key musical movements: the mid-60s guitar bands, and the post-punk scene of the early-80s. These periods shared a similar sharp, slimmed down silhouette including small collars, narrow ties, and slim, flat-front trousers.

Gloverall
The word Duffle originally referred to a Heavy Woollen Cloth closely woven for warmth and manufactured in the Belgian Town of Duffel. However over the years it has come to signify a hooded coat with distinctive toggle fastenings which was adopted by the British Navy and used by officers and men of the watch to protect against the biting Atlantic and North Sea winds. The toggles could be unfastened whilst wearing thick gloves, and hoods were carefully designed to fit over peaked Naval caps.
Gloverall still maintains this Naval link through the Iconic Monty and its application to the service highlighted by its namesake Field Viscount Montgomery and is worn by Jack Hawkins in the film The Cruel Sea. The design of the latter is a replica of the original retaining its characteristic rope and wood toggling, webbing stays and two piece hood.
In 1951 Harold & Freda Morris who specialised in selling cotton, leather, Gloves and Overalls were approached the by the Ministry of defence to help dispose of their surplus supplies of World War II duffle coats. Mr Harold Morris then conceived the name Gloverall.

Gourmet
Gourmet is a brand that truly defies categorization. Above All, cornerstones influences are italian and italian-american culture. From old World italy and its grand tradition of men's wear tailoring with luxe fabrics and trends that have driven the fashion market, to italians in the metropolitan enclaves across the USA at batting cages and local giglio feasts wearing sweatpants with an undeniable swagger; Gourmet is all of the above.

For Years, refined italian and casual all-american men's looks have been imitated, rehashed, reworked and reinterpreted season after season but never before have the collided as they do in gourmet. This is a new, revolutionary, remixed laid back luxury inspired by italian culture, food, religion and music. Gourmet is both high and low, style forward yet familiar, chic and Gauche. Each Piece - From footwear to apparel - Possesses an understated complexity that underlies gourmet's high concept DNA.

Lacoste Red
Creative Director Christophe Lemaire chose two themes to launch this new line,60's Mods & 80's street golf with funky Warhol pop colours.Musical references to the 60's,80's early Hip Hop,fresh takes on iconic garments,campaign photographed by Terry Richardson,slimmer silhouettes,even the classic polo gets revamped with a narrower 2 button placket,smaller collar & extended tail, all add up to making everyone at HIP Leeds think Lacoste Red Clothing is an exciting menswear range to watch.

Lee
"For over a century Lee Jeans have been a pioneer in all things improved upon. Using the same attention to quality that was the company's trademark, Lee took about crafting overalls, jackets and dungarees that would go on to service industry workers across the whole of America, leading to the brands first tag-line..."The jeans that built America".

Levis Products With Roots
Levi's continues to celebrate it's most iconic pieces with the Levi's Product With Roots collection. The limited edition range draws inspiration from Levi's historic roots whilst retaining its modern identity.

The first five pocket jean headlines the exclusive selection. The 1901 501 jean has been re-created in two distinctive washes, 'Firm Fix' a classic rigid denim and 'Homespun' a mid blue worn-in finish. Updated design details include a cinch back, exposed rivets and the famous crotch rivet.

Levis Vintage
In 1873, Levi Strauss and Nevada tailor Jacob Davis patented the process of putting rivets in pants for strength, and the world's first jeans - Levi's® jeans - were born. Today, the Levi's® trademark is one of the most recognized in the world and is registered in more than 160 countries.
Levi's Vintage collection looks back at this rich history to recreate classic style from the archives.

Lyle And Scott Heritage
If you're after a more sophisticated lifestyle product, the Heritage range is for you. Its regular fit is synonymous with the range's contemporary viewpoint and this subtlety is reflected by the discrete coloured eagle logo that is embroidered on the fabric.

Money
Established in 2003 by Melvyn De Villiers and Nick Cordell. Urban streetwear brand famous for it\'s dollar denim, featuring real dollars concealed in the back pocket.
Show me the Money!

Napapijri
Napapijri: travelling is growing, growing is knowledge.
Napapijri explores the world from Pole to Pole.
Napapijri: observation guides our history, our capacity to travel and evolve, to extend the horizon of knowledge and through excellence in research move step by step towards our goal.

New Balance
The story of New Balance begins at the dawn of the 20th century in Boston, Massachusetts when William J. Riley, a 33-year-old English immigrant, committed himself to helping people with problem feet by making arch supports and prescription footwear to improve shoe fit.
In 1934, Mr. Riley went into partnership with his leading salesman, Arthur Hall, who was highly successful selling arch supports to "policemen and other folks who were on their feet all day."
In 1954, Arthur Hall sold the business to his
daughter and son-in-law, Eleanor and Paul Kidd. Arch supports and prescription footwear remained the cornerstone of their business until 1961 when they manufactured The Trackster, the world's first performance running shoe made with a ripple sole and available in multiple widths. The Trackster soon became the shoe of choice for college running coaches and YMCA fitness directors.

Norse Projects
Norse Projects was established in 2004 in the cold city of Copenhagen, Denmark. The goal was to create a truly international shop in Denmark which combines street, classic workwear and fashion culture, and immerses itself in the best of it. Today Norse Projects is widely recognised as one of Copenhagen's finest shops.

Oliver Spencer
Oliver Spencer is a man and a fashion brand. Oli, the man, is a designer, a self-taught tailor, a switched-on, hands-on creative. The brand is an expression of modern man; his tastes, his touch, his style.

Oli founded the label in 2002. He wanted a collection that mirrored his own wardrobe: a bridge between popular streetwear and traditional tailoring. Quality fabrics. Modern fits. Old-school construction. Characteristic details. Exquisite craftsmanship. The recipe abides.

The result is wearable, interesting, elegant clothes that are brilliantly put together. Oli's passion is there in every piece. It's his name above the door: he's striving for quality, out there sourcing the fabrics and the buttons and overseeing how it's all sewn. It's why even one Oliver Spencer garment can refresh a wardrobe, make you smile and set you apart.

One True Saxon
One True Saxon was set up by three ordinary blokes obsessed with decent clothing. Brimming with satorical elegance for discerning punters everywhere since the year 2000. One True Saxon say they are not a fashion product but just a label that make good kit, and you choose which you are someone who enjoys fashion or someone who enjoys clothing.

Original Penguin By Munsingwear
In 1955, Minneapolis-based Munsingwear – an underwear and military supply company – ironically became the touchstone of suburban sport with the introduction of the first iconic golf shirt to America – an ORIGINAL PENGUIN®. The now famous ORIGINAL PENGUIN logo has an interesting story behind it. As history tells us, one of Munsingwear’s salesmen spotted a flock of penguins in the window of a New York taxidermist – and on what seems like a lark, bought one of the stuffed birds. And before long, the "Pete" the penguin became the official mascot and logo of golf shirts. Its first shirt – the 1955, was an instant golf classic, first to feature an "action gusset" or a ribbed slice of fabric on the underarm to avoid rips during even the most enthusiastic golf swing.
an ORIGINAL PENGUIN® by Munsingwear became a staple among the masters of suburban leisure well into the 1980s – worn by the likes of Arnold Palmer, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Richard Nixon. In 2003, an ORIGINAL PENGUIN® was recreated by a group of people who love great style and smart clothing. Today's style makers (you) have evolved this legend and made it your very own. Thank you. We are proud to design collections for people with such great intellect, style and humor.

Pendleton

Penfield
Penfield was established in Hudson, Massachusetts in 1975 and have built a reputation for making the highest quality down - filled jackets, fleece and outerwear

Pointer
Established in 2004, Pointer was created with the aim of making simple, well-designed casual shoes in response to a market then
saturated with increasingly technical trainers and hyped-up limited edition sneakers. Pointer employs people it likes, from artists to interns; based in London, the company is backed by a creative stable of friends and co-conspirators, inspired and informed by everything from art and music to skateboarding and breakfast.

Polo Ralph Lauren
Ralph Lauren first launched the famous Polo shirt way back in 1972, instantly becoming a timeless American classic and a must-have item in every preppy's wardrobe.
Meanwhile, over in England it became a staple on the terraces up and down the country from the mid 80s. It fizzled out somewhat in the 90s but they\'re back with a vengeance with the new Custom Fit range.

Pretty Green
Pretty Green is an up-front, straight talking, classic clothing range owned, founded and designed by Liam Gallagher. The Pretty Green team is made up of key industry professionals.

The clothing range, which is entirely 'limited edition', will include classic designs across footwear, denim, knitwear, jackets, trench coats, parkas, t-shirts, hats, scarves and accessories; all subject to Liam's final approval.

Sharpeye

Sperry Topsider
Sperry Top-Sider has been an American favourite since 1935 when Paul Sperry, inspired by his dog Prince¹s ability to run nimbly over ice and snow, used a pen knife to cut siping into the outsole of a rubber sneaker. This ingenuity, along with the iconic inspiration of other design details, launched an American Original.

Stussy
In 1980, Shawn Stussy was a local cult surfboard shaper who took his scrawled signature logo from his foam masterpieces and applied it to tee shirts that he sold along with his boards around Laguna Beach, California.
Today, Stussy exists as a brand with worldwide respect and independence. With over sixty stores across the globe and a very strong tribe still in effect, Stussy is a leader in the culture which started over 25 years ago.

Supreme
In April 1994, Supreme opened its doors on Lafayette street in Downtown Manhattan and became home of New York City skate culture.
Over its 15 year history, Supreme has worked with some of our generations most groundbreaking designers, artists, photographers and musicians - all who have helped continue to define its unique identity and attitude.
Supreme products are available instore only. please call 44 (0)113 2347655 or email info@hipleeds.com for more information

Timex 80
Today, Timex holds the distinction of being the most recognized watch brand in America.
The Timex Group has manufacturing and company offices in more than 80 countries around the world ensuring innovative products are easily accessible to virtually everyone.
With more than 150 years of history, Timex continues to embark on many exciting new initiatives that deliver the Timex legacy and mission of accessible innovation and design.
With attention to style and quality coupled with inventive marketing, you can expect continuing innovations from Timex for years to come.

Velour
The Velour story started back in 1997 when Per Andersson rummaged through the store of his grandmothers old ready-to-wear shop, which closed in the mid eighties after 50 years of business.
He decided to make use of this asset and opened Nostalgi together with a couple of friends. The shop sold the dead stock clothes together with re-makes, art and design and became a forum for the Goteborg independent scene.
It also attracted international attention. Nostagis creative customers inspired the Velour team to, in 2002 take the step towards designing their own clothes, and the first Velour collection was launched in 2005.

Woolrich Woolen Mills
"The Woolrich Woolen Mills collection is a project that stems from the passion of the rediscovery of the American manufacturing tradition, of which Woolrich still represents an actual icon; its' uniqueness is tied to the history and values of the Woolrich "working community", a town that rises and develops around the Mill's activities.

The Woolrich Woolen Mills collection is designed by famous American vintage and work-wear enthusiast Daiki Suzuki. Born in Japan, Suzuki has been living in the states since 1989 where he has worked on a number of projects, including launching his own line, Engineered Garments, in 1999. Suzuki has become known as an absolute master of all things Americana and it translates perfectly into his designs. Each style is created with functionality in mind; as in a true work-wear fashion, you will not find in these garments anything which does not have a very specific use. From fabrics and cuts to hidden pockets, everything is designed to be used -- and hard.

Wrangler

Wrangler Blue Bell
The company was originally called the Hudson Overall Company when it was founded in 1904 by C.C. Hudson and his brother Homer. At
this point the main focus was on producing work wear, long lasting and reliable products for heavy labour such as steel workers,
farmers, construction and railroad workers. As a token of their appreciation of the products, some railroad workers gave a railroad bell
to C.C. Hudson while passing through town(Greensboro, North Carolina). The bell was hung in the ceiling of the plant as a mascot. While
hanging there, the bell gradually became covered in blue cotton dust from the denim looms. Eventually, the brass-colored bell, became
blue.
When, in 1919, the company moved out of its old location and bought a new, bigger plant on South Elm Street, Greensboro, it was also
time for a company name-change. The company was therefore named after the bell in the ceiling: Blue Bell. In 1947, Blue Bell launched
a jeans brand targeted at cowboys.

Y.m.c
Formed in 1995 by Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins, YMC is a response to the increase in demand for stylish, functional, modern clothing. YMC has now grown to become a highly significant fashion label. YMC are not lead or influenced by seasonal trends but try to provide the solution to clothes that are both wearable and distinctive. When asked how he saw the future of design, graphic artist Raymond Loewy, pioneer of American Industrial Design reasoned that ‘you must create your own design style’ – it is the philosophy that inspires YMC.