85% matchDenim Tears
Artist-authored graphics carrying a social narrative
What changes: Denim-focused and diaspora-history driven rather than farm/sustainability mission
Brand profile
New York label by artist Dan Colen and Daphne Seybold making artist-printed, deadstock-based workwear that funds the nonprofit Sky High Farm.
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Proceeds split with Sky High Farm, a Hudson Valley nonprofit, and wholesale accounts like Saks and Nordstrom have to donate before they can stock the line.
Co-founder Dan Colen's art and guest-artist prints land on graphic tees, hoodies, denim, chore jackets and knitwear rather than on plain streetwear blanks.
Fabrics come from organic, deadstock and recycled sources, which is part of why prices sit above typical graphic-tee and hoodie territory.
85% matchArtist-authored graphics carrying a social narrative
What changes: Denim-focused and diaspora-history driven rather than farm/sustainability mission
78% matchVintage workwear reworked with mascot-style drawings
What changes: Japanese repro construction, higher prices, no charity model
74% matchFolk-art prints on organic chore jackets and knits
What changes: British folklore mood, smaller and quieter than art-world hype
68% match1990s workwear-prep staples with hand-drawn logos
What changes: Nostalgia and Americana over sustainability or fine-art credentials
Sky High Farm Workwear is the seasonal apparel line of Sky High Farm Universe, the mission-led label artist Dan Colen and former Comme des Garçons and Dover Street Market executive Daphne Seybold launched in January 2022. Developed with Dover Street Market Paris, it makes graphic tees, hoodies, denim, chore jackets and knitwear from organic, deadstock and recycled fabrics, printed with Colen's drawings and guest-artist work. Half of profits fund the Hudson Valley nonprofit Sky High Farm, and wholesale partners such as Saks and Nordstrom must donate before stocking it.