Just like every human has basic needs like food, water, air and shelter to survive, every closet also requires some simple and essential pieces to really thrive. That is why we are thrilled to introduce Lapstone Fundamentals, our new line of wardrobe staples. This is apparel and accessories for everyday life, sized and colored to go with anything, that will be consistently available in-store and online. This initial drop will serve to set the stage for an expanded range of Fundamentals that are coming later this fall and beyond.

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Lapstone & Hammer hosted a private Made In America Soireé last Friday that not only got everyone hyped for the festival, but also previewed of our upcoming JSP collaboration that releases this Saturday. Oh, and the one and only Jadakiss hosted the affair and treated the assembled friends and family to a set of hot fire that mixed classic cuts alongside some of his latest tracks.

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Lapstone & Hammer x JSP is the long awaited collaboration between two Philadelphia icons that is built upon their shared influences and mutual love of fashion, skateboarding and the City of Brotherly Love. After years of trying to find the right project to work on together, Lapstone founder Brain Nadav and former skate pro and current pants god, Jimmy Gorecki finally hit upon the idea of applying L&H’s signature hand-dying technique to a range of JSP apparel made in Los Angeles by Standard Issue Tees. Perfectly slotting into the transition from summer to fall, the collection mixes French terry hoodies and shorts with cotton poplin slacker pants and jersey tees that are all covered in an eclectic melange of color that channels the diversity and creativity that is at the heart of Philadelphia.

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The influential Japanese streetwear brand, NEIGHBORHOOD, returns for their second collaboration with Converse to infuse motorcycle counter-culture style into two heritage silhouettes and a range of apparel. 

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Legendary fashion designer Vivienne Westwood is partnering up with ASICS once again to deliver a trio of heritage runners that reference Westwood's seminal 1990 "Portrait" collection.

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