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Jewel 1
introducing the first of 12 monthly jewels from kc wonder.
each monthly jewel consists of multiple garments, that each draw inspiration from 2 key sources:
1) one of the twelve jewels of life, 2) a classic hip hop track that complements the jewel.
each jewel is available for a strictly limited time, and will not be re-released.
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Heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt
Heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt
Snapback
Snapback
One size fits all*
One size fits all*
Branded Lanyard
Branded lanyard
Win an exclusive KCWonder
custom baseball bat!
simply make a purchase of the knowledge jewel,
and receive an entry to win a 1/1 custom
hand-painted louiseville slugger!
Win an exclusive KCWonder
custom baseball bat!
simply make a purchase of the knowledge jewel,
and receive an entry to win a 1/1 custom
hand-painted louiseville slugger!
A3 Jewel poster card stock
A3 Jewel poster card stock
Worth $220. Save $41!
✓ Premium S/S Cotton T-Shirt
✓ Heavyweight Hoodie
✓ Snapback
✓ Stickerpack
Worth $220. Save $41!
✓ Premium S/S Cotton T-Shirt
✓ Heavyweight Hoodie
✓ Snapback
✓ Stickerpack
Worth $200. Save $41!
✓ Premium S/S Cotton T-Shirt
✓ Heavyweight Sweatshirt
✓ Snapback
✓ Stickerpack
Worth $200. Save $41!
✓ Premium S/S Cotton T-Shirt
✓ Heavyweight Sweatshirt
✓ Snapback
✓ Stickerpack
Pre-order closes in
Pre-order closes in
The 12 Jewels Developing 12 entire streetwear and accessory ranges to release yearly based on a single source of inspiration is challenging, but creating a final offering that draws inspiration and creative guidance through 12 seemingly unrelated topics is a challenging task to undertake.
This is how we did it;
Knowledge is the science of facts.
Knowledge is to know why, and why is why.
Knowledge was made to manifest in three parts; looking, listening, and observing.
Artist: RAKIM
Track: Juice (Know the ledge)
Album: Don't Sweat The Technique
Year: 1992
“Standin' on shaky ground too close to the edge / Let's see if I Know-the-Ledge”
Seeing as the album was released and 1992 to accompany a movie staring the biggest name in hiphop at the time (2pac), we decided to really utilise the feeling of nostalgia via grunge and worn textures, bright colours relative to the branding of the day within the subculture, and bold message driven typography.
The decision to use a manipulated photo of Rakim around the time was purely based on nostalgia, replicating the designs of the big, loud and bold branding associated with streetwear at the time.
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