Tell me the truth, about how many % of your designs were done in a sober state of mind?
Brian and James do all the designs and believe it or not they're mostly sober. Designers are already weird enough.
Are you guys heavy shoe collectors? What is your prized piece and how many you got?
Most of us when we were younger were heavy into shoes. We all did our time standing in front of Niketown, Footlocker, Blends, etc in the rain and cold hoping to cop those Air Jordans. That's why we relate with all of the younger kids because we were all once them. Just because we are older doesn't mean we don't get excited when something hot comes out. I personally almost wet my pants when the fire red 3's got released. Oh yeah thanks James for putting my pair on hold by the way.
Would you be bold enough to let MTV Cribs run an episode on your pad?
Sure if you like small one bedroom apartments. All I got in my fridge is soda and sriracha.
If you had 100 bucks to blow on something, what would it be?
Blow? I'm kidding. 100 bucks.....hmmm lottery tickets. Andy would probably buy some vnecks and cheap mondays.
Any plans for a women's line?
We're starting it slow but we're gonna release women tees first.
What brand is hot right now?
Orisue, Triumvir3, 3sixteen, Peg Leg, and my favorite Alife.
What do you think of the term "streetwear"? Is it a legitimate genre or a generic label?
It is what it is. So many brands out there want to call them self a Lifesyle brand but yet make stuff that you would call "street wear". I really don't have a strong opinion about the whole street wear term, I just categorize a company by their designs. If their stuff is good it's good, if it's bad it's bad. That's why I say it is what it is.
Do you see streetwear as the new urban with a rise and fall? How will it outlast mainstream exposure and saturation?
Real Talk. It's already saturated. Every Magic I go to there has been more and more new brands out there. I mean the popularity of street wear has grown so much in a over a year that it's overwhelming because now you see it all over the place. Turn on the tv, listen to the radio, go to the mall, go to a resturant and you'll either see someone rocking it or talking about it. How will street wear outlast mainstream exposure? Only time will tell.
What type of people would you fear rocking
your brand?
No type. We're not a cool guy label that discriminates anyone. If you're rocking our brand we'd like to say thank you for supporting us.
How did the name of the company come about?
Imaginary kingdom means great ideas. Everything we do is well thought out and we try our best to execute our ideas in our clothes. |