74% matchPOST ARCHIVE FACTION
Industrial-design logic, muted conceptual utility
What changes: Technical shell fabrics and asymmetric cuts over deadstock workwear
Brand profile
Artist Daniel Arsham's label, building workwear-based wardrobe staples from deadstock and recycled fabrics and releasing them as numbered chapters.
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Daniel Arsham started the label in June 2022 with Tomorrow group CEO Stefano Martinetto, and the garments read as an extension of his art practice rather than a licensing deal.
Collections are released as numbered Chapters with a stated focus on longevity over novelty, so pieces are meant to carry over instead of being replaced each season.
Chore jackets, overshirts, wide trousers, knitwear and heavy jersey, cut largely from deadstock and recycled fabric in grey, stone and black; sold through SSENSE, LUISAVIAROMA and The Webster.
74% matchIndustrial-design logic, muted conceptual utility
What changes: Technical shell fabrics and asymmetric cuts over deadstock workwear
70% matchRecycled and plant-based materials as the design brief
What changes: Footwear-only, avant-garde silhouettes
66% matchFellow LA studio working greys and deconstructed uniforms
What changes: Retro-futurist and more overtly fashion-forward
62% matchCulture-project-turned-label with an art-world audience
What changes: Logo-driven and louder graphics
Objects IV Life is the clothing label artist Daniel Arsham launched in June 2022 with Stefano Martinetto, CEO and co-founder of the Tomorrow group. It treats garments as an extension of Arsham's studio practice: workwear-derived uniform pieces such as chore jackets, overshirts, wide trousers, knitwear and heavy jersey, cut largely from deadstock and recycled fabrics in muted grey, stone and black. Collections arrive as numbered "Chapters" rather than seasons, with a stated focus on longevity over novelty. Stockists include SSENSE, LUISAVIAROMA and The Webster.