RSVLTS looks back at 2021, teases a 10-year 2022
The numbers explain why your want list got unmanageable: more than 50 licensed collections, 15-plus originals, and 20-plus product categories in a single year. Ties, socks, boxers, flannels. New fabrics and sub-brands too, including Women's Cut KUNUFLEX, Cottonstretch, BorlandFlex, Breakfast Balls and Good Looks. Dropzone arrived as a home for exclusive releases, which is where the shirts that never hit the main site tend to live.
For 2022 they flag the brand's 10-year anniversary, more in-person events and retail, and possibly a new website. On apparel they say only that originals, basics, big licenses and new verticals are coming, with no specifics. Nothing about restocks or back-catalog returns, so treat gaps in your collection accordingly. The Nickelodeon Bikiña Colada below is a reminder of how wide 2021's license net went.
RSVLTS wrote about this as “RSVLTS 2021 Year-In-Review & 2022 Outlook” ↗