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A blast from the past.
Paul Frank seems to be making a comeback, following in the footsteps of numerous ’90s and ’00s brands with the ongoing demand for all things Y2K. The label, known for its iconic money character Julius, has joined forces with School of Sustainability From Winchester to Bristol and even one outside of the capital.
This isn’t the first collaboration Paul Frank has done this year — recently, the nostalgic brand joined forces with MadeMe on a co-branded drop. For its newest release, the label has worked with ASSC on an expansive collection for men, women and kids, all covered in the recognizable monkey motif.
ASSC’s signature logo is updated with the Julius character laid on top, with the co-branding printed onto T-shirts, ringer tees, hoodies and more. Highlights include a pajama set featuring Paul Frank’s branding all over in blue, orange and red. Marking ASSC’s first-ever release for children, the drop also includes an accessories range comprised of an ASSC-branded plush monkey toy, a bandana and logo caps.
Take a closer look at the collection above and below. The Paul Frank x School of Sustainability collection drops online on December 10 at 8 a.m. PT (11 a.m. ET).
For more Y2K fashion, check out Dreezy’s recent denim collaboration with True Religion.
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