From Raf Simons’ most groundbreaking designs to archival Chrome Hearts, dive into the archival collections of David Casavant, ENDYMA, dot COMME, JERKS™ and more.

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-david-casavant">David Casavant</a>
David Casavant has spent over a decade building his monumental archive. It’s a treasure trove that houses some of the rarest pieces of Raf Simons and Helmut Lang in the world—one so well curated that Simons himself previously stated he’s jealous of its contents. Operating somewhere between a museum collection and a boutique, Casavant’s archive has appeared in the pages of countless publications and been loaned to a number of influential artists, among them Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar.&nbsp;
For Spring Exhibit, Casavant opens the doors of his collection with a hand-picked edit of groundbreaking styles, from Raf Simons and Gucci by Tom Ford to Walter Van Beirendonck and Helmut Lang.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-jerks">JERKS</a>
South Londoner Matt Sloane founded JERKS in 2016 just after leaving university. Previously going by Teejerker, the online business quickly blew up to become one of Instagram’s favorite sources of rare vintage tees and ephemera from the worlds of music, film, art and counterculture. Sloane rebranded the business in 2022 to JERKS as a reflection of his expansive vision for the store, which he is slowly growing beyond collectible T-shirts.&nbsp;
His offering for Spring Exhibit pays tribute to the pop culture movements the collector finds inspiration in; Keith Haring, Nintendo, The Matrix, Pulp Fiction, Pearl Jam and The Cure can be found in Sloane’s wry curation.

Comme des Garçons Homme Plus Gille Suit Jacket 'Green'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-dot-comme">dot COMME</a>
It may come as a surprise to learn that one of the world’s best-loved Comme des Garçons archives isn’t found in Tokyo, Paris or London—where the original Dover Street Market was founded by Rei Kawakubo and Adrian Joffe in 2004—but in sunny Melbourne, Australia. Established in 2012 by collector Octavius la Rosa, dot COMME began as an “organic response” to an overgrown personal wardrobe consisting of over 4,000 pieces. Today, the online platform and physical space supplements its stock of offbeat, collectible items by Comme des Garçons with experimental designs by Yohji Yamamoto, Junya Watanabe, Walter Van Beirendonck and others.&nbsp;
la Rosa’s approach to his curation for Spring Exhibit is very much in keeping with the spirit of the store: “The more playful, the better!”

Vintage Selena Chronology T-Shirt 'White'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-tyranny-mutation">Tyranny + Mutation</a>
Rick Moe doesn’t just love graphic tees, he considers them to be an art form. A lifelong music obsessive and merch collector, the LA-based founder of Tyranny + Mutation has been in the business of buying and selling vintage tees for over two decades. His online shop, which borrows its name from psychedelic rock band Blue Öyster Cult’s second studio album, has attracted the likes of Rihanna, Jerry Lorenzo, Travis Scott, Virgil Abloh and Lena Waithe.&nbsp;
For Spring Exhibit, Moe presents a carefully curated glimpse into his vast archive, including much sought-after vintage tees from My Bloody Valentine, Sun Ra, J.Dilla, Wu-Tang Clan, Jimi Hendrix and more.&nbsp;

Vintage Helmut Lang Drill Astro Jacket 'Olive'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-endyma">ENDYMA</a>
Michael Kardamakis first discovered Helmut Lang in his late teens while studying art history in London. After researching contemporary fashion, he became transfixed by the Austrian visionary’s work and began learning everything about Lang’s eponymous label, from its minimalistic visual language to its lasting impact on modern design. This early fascination has grown into a living and breathing organism in ENDYMA, Kardamakis’ staggering archive, which reportedly houses the world’s largest collection of Helmut Lang pieces. Formerly based in Athens and now rooted in Berlin, the collector describes the business as “part historical garment archive, part research endeavor and part e-commerce outlet,” though he doesn’t often put his pieces up for sale.&nbsp;
For Spring Exhibit, ENDYMA offers a rare opportunity to shop hard-to-find Helmut Lang pieces, most of which date between the 1990s and 2000s.

Vintage NYC Night Lights Matchbook T-Shirt 'Grey'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-intramural">Intramural</a>
“The best style, in my opinion, whether it's clothing or home decor, always includes an element of something personal,” says Bijan Shahvali. The New York-based collector founded Intramural in 2019 with a very specific mission: to introduce more things that inspire us into our daily lives. The online store’s curation, which focuses on vintage tees, is steadfast in this philosophy, offering an array of one-off pieces which tap into ideas of nostalgia. Always striking a balance between serious and tongue-in-cheek, Shahvali’s business has grown in the four years since its founding to attract fans around the world, including leading creative institutions like A24 and Ace Hotel.&nbsp;
Shahvali’s curation for Spring Exhibit is quintessentially Intramural, presenting a selection of T-shirts celebrating film, design, and pop culture, from Charles and Ray Eames to the Pet Shop Boys.&nbsp;

Chrome Hearts Camo Cross Patch Zip Up Hoodie 'Green'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-4gseller">4Gseller</a>
Vincent Ferraro founded 4Gseller in 2011. Since its inception, the store has stocked items he personally loves to wear and collect from brands like Chrome Hearts, Enfants Riches Déprimés and Hedi Slimane. Specializing in vintage streetwear and menswear of a gothic, punky bent, Ferraro’s Soho-based business has attracted global stars, including Lil Uzi Vert and Offset.
Ferraro’s curation for Spring Exhibit includes archival Dior Homme, Saint Laurent, biker-style vintage apparel and plenty of Chrome Hearts.

Rick Owens Horsehair Woven Cropped Jumbo Windbreaker 'Beige'

<a href="https://www.goat.com/collections/spring-exhibit-23-horror-vacuo">Horror Vacuo</a>
Kel Saborouh never set out to be an archivist. Previously working in tech and with a keen interest in fashion from a young age, Saborouh quickly realized the secondary market would be a perfect way to explore his interest in contemporary design on his own terms. Eight years later, Saborouh's store Horror Vacuo boasts an offbeat curation of pieces by iconic fashion houses, including Maison Margiela, Yohji Yamamoto, Raf Simons and Rick Owens.&nbsp;
His selection for Spring Exhibit highlights the boutique’s focus on garment construction and unusual, avant-garde shapes.

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