Lazy Oaf Presents A FUN Project

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I first came across the 'A FUN Project' collection early this week and immediately fell in love with it. I wanted to show you guys the stunning pieces that Lazy Oaf have recently released in collaboration with some UK and international artists.


An acronym of Apathetic, Funny, Ugly but Nice 'A FUN Project' features the colourful cartoon prints of it's contributing artists applied to a range of iconic Lazy Oaf garments.

'A FUN Project' launched at the Pick Me Up Graphic Arts Festival at Somerset House on April 23rd and is a range of t-shirts, sweatshirts, dresses, tote bags, shirts and snapbacks. Lazy Oaf have worked with UK based artists including Kyle Platts, Jack Sachs, Jiro Bevis and Dominic Kesterton as well as a couple from overseas such as Chilean based artist Alexander Medel Calderon and Yoko Hondo from Japan.

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Between them they have created a range that highlights the unique style of each contributor meaning that there really is something for everyone. Think smiling, dancing bananas, a sad face on a rainbow sweatshirt, trippy rocket prints and dogs in dunce hats.

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The range spans both menswear and womenswear with a 'Slow Goin' tortoise sitting on a skater style long sleeved tee and baseball cap and the Dominic Kesterton black and white abstract patterned shirt.

Photo courtesy of Lazy Oaf Lookbook

My absolute number one favourite piece from the entire 'A FUN Project' collection is the Lazy Oaf x Jiro Bevis Bananas Short Sleeve Shirt - I cannot get enough of it! The print is so unique and quirky and the pastel blue and yellow tones give it a really summery vibe.

So much of this collection is on my summer wish list now and you can find the whole collection over on their website. Lazy Oaf never disappoint me with their range of clothing, style or quality but I think they've really outdone themselves with the 'A FUN Project' collection.