The Bombed Marche on High St. Armadale was where the retail idea all began. The store which is constructed entirely out of refuse and disposable materials is designed to reject accepted retail norms and to comment on the impermanence of interior retail design.

The store, created by Ksubi in association with Herbert & Mason architects, leads the way in social and economical design by focusing on salvage and “mash” culture to produce an aesthetic the team call “homeless chic”.

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Our friends have began to realize a project long awaited. Who doesnt take inspiration from their local ‘Street Crusaders’. With so little in their pocket and no home to prep themselves in they still manage to set the trends. Cookie wears oversized pendelton flannel, with loose fitting pajama pants, the oversized boy look. Teb wears vintage 1980’s nylon jogger jacket with, bright blue pants, for an ultimate sporty 1980’s look. these two characters are right on target. so listen up kids, be sure to hit up Homeless Chic and stay tuned with raw street fashion hereos.