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UPDATE: Congrats to our winners: Douglas C, Becca K, Vapaw, Shawn A!
Over on GASP!, there’s been a lot of buzz regarding the impending Spring/Summer collections by various designers. One company in particular, Staple Design, was featured for both its lead Jeff Ng and their fabulous new collection.
Better known as jeffstaple, Jeff presides over a small empire that boosts a retail space cum art gallery (Reed Space NYC and Reed Space Tokyo), menswear collection (Staple Apparel), and quarterly magazine (Reed Pages) in addition to the internationally known creative agency. Staple Design is the driving force behind many well-received projects and collaborations, the most infamous being the 2005 Nike Pigeon Dunks, whose launch caused a consumer frenzy immortalized in news headlines and police reports.
The company’s work is impressively diverse, spanning from high-end, like a 2008 project with British car manufacturer Lotus, to the widely affordable, like a sold-out sneaker collection with Payless Shoes. Recently, Staple Design has used its prominence in streetwear culture to launch a humanitarian initiative called truth1585, an effort to “outbrand” and take down the big tobacco industry.
Now, you can win one of four goody bags featuring the latest items from Staple Design!
Staple Design is offering 8Asians and GASP! readers one of four goody bags, each featuring two t-shirts (pictured), a preview issue of Reed Spaces, a pigeon keychain and a large pigeon sticker.
Ok, ok, so you think you’re ready to enter? Read on!
What could you win from 8Asians, GASP! and Staple Design?
Four (4) random winners will each receive a random goody bag from Staple Design. Winners can receive two t-shirts, both medium (sorry, no other sizes available).
Hurry, this contest on Wednesday, 4/25 at 12noon Pacific Time!
One entry per person, please.
How do you enter?
1) Like the 8Asians and GASP! Facebook Pages!
2) Like the Staple Design Facebook Page!
3) Fill out the form below:
Why do I have to fill out this form? We’re just trying to capture all the info needed to fulfill the prizes faster.
Can I enter more than once? No! Why you being so greedy?!
Prizes courtesy of: 8Asians.com, GASP! and Staple Design
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