Noah’s founder, Brendon Babenzien, has a history with the Red Hot Chili Peppers. By his own account, they were a seminal part of his teenage experience. What better way, then, to marry his love for the RHCP’s and his own line than through a capsule collection? Launching Thursday, September 29, this collection will instill much of the beloved consideration that Noah takes into their clothing while adding a bit of high-octane, vibrant energy that is synonymous with the Chili Peppers. The collection will include embroidered flower inspired by the band’s Unlimited Love tour and carry that motif through sweatshirts and jackets. Plaid shorts, screenprinted jumpers, and lyrics emblazoned on hoodies round off this off-beat collection that somehow works perfectly with the Noah ethos.
Now Entering the Menswear Space: The Red Hot Chili Peppers
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