PacSun is rolling out a new assortment of drops under its Circulate Market concept.
The concept, of course, stems from the Circulate brand and its founder Corey Populus, who recently penned a moving piece on what Paris Fashion Week felt like without the late Virgil Abloh. The experience aims to bring consumers a selection of pieces from a variety of Black-owned brands, presented under the Circulate Market banner at PacSun and curated by Populus.
New brands featured in this round of Circulate Market selections include Little Africa, ALL CAPS STUDIOS, Royal.2, and Heron Hues. The curated experience also includes pieces from previous Circulate Market partner Carrots.
“This year, I wanted to get a little bit more hands on beyond donating money, but with COVID cases still surging, planning bigger events is a bit tougher these days,” Populus said of the latest Circulate Market update.
The newly launched Circulate Arts Camp Charity t-shirt will see 100 percent of its net profits being put toward the Clean Up South Central non-profit.
This weekend, brand owners linked up at the PacSun flagship in DTLA for a preview of the latest designs and more. See photos from the event, as well as product shots of the charity t-shirt, below. For Circulate Market shopping info, head here.
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