Mr Porter has collaborated with Throwing Fits on a capsule collection that runs the gamut from refined New York style to workwear with a twist. Helmed by self-proclaimed ‘grown dirtbags’ Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris, New York-based podcast Throwing Fits takes an irreverent approach to dissecting the millennial male zeitgeist, accompanied by a varied selection of guests including Jonah Hill, Nick Grant, and Alex Delany.
Schlossman and Harris have handpicked and co-designed over 70 garments from exciting established and emerging brands. The collection features clothing, shoes, and accessories, with a baker’s dozen brands involved. All Caps Studio, Beams Plus, Connor McKnight, Drakes, Hayato Today, Maiden Name, MF Pen, Monitaly, Norbit by Hiroshi Nozawa, Stoffa, Tory Van Thompson, Wythe New York, and Yuketen feature, alongside an edit of Throwing Fits merch.
The Throwing Fits team was given free rein to collaborate with their favourite brands and remix their products to create the ultimate summer menswear capsule.
“We are thrilled to partner with James and Lawrence and bring their enthusiasm and perspective through Throwing Fits to our global MR PORTER audience,” said Daniel Todd, buying manager at Mr Porter. “Our shared love for great menswear and its core community has resulted in an authentic curation, that allows us to tap into a brand new Throwing Fits audience, whilst providing our customers new brands and products to discover they may have not come across before.”
Indeed, the wide breadth of brands and products featured means there’s something for everyone, with highlights including a cotton-sateen jacket from Monitaly, a Madras check shirt from Beams Plus, nylon cargo pants by Norbit by Hiroshi Nozawa, and a blue western shirt from Wythe New York.
“From our favourite established brands to emerging obsessions, we’re ecstatic to partner with Mr Porter on this exclusive capsule collection,” said Throwing Fits co-founders James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman. “Whether we’ve earned this privilege or it’s simply karmic justice for a lifetime spent shopping and thinking more about men’s clothing than anyone else on the planet is up to interpretation.
“Either way, consider the bucket list checked. Finally garnering the respect of our friends and loved ones is just icing on the cake.”
Words by Theo Rosen
