PURPLE, a brand with roots which originate in Italy, was founded by Rob Lo Hailing from Vancouver’s Roden Gray industrial designer and Luke Cosby of Shdwbx Agency in 2017. The concept came from two young men in search of a men’s denim assortment that had modern price points, while still offering unique and trendy designs.

The Founders, Rob Lo Hailing from Vancouver’s Roden Gray industrial designer and Luke Cosby of Shdwbx Agency have in their first season intentionally launched the brand in a single product category, denim, but with a view to build an authentic brand delivering a fashion product across a spectrum of categories.

Nov 12, 2024 · Launched in 2017 by Rob Lo Hailing and Luke Cosby, the label believes jeans are the anchor of the modern man’s wardrobe (and we wholeheartedly agree).

Purple Brand, fundada en Vancouver en 2017 por Luke Cosby y Rob Lo Hailing, es una marca de moda canadiense que destaca por su estilo urbano e industrial. En su colección de ropa para hombre, inspirada en la estética de los años 2000, encontrarás vaqueros con efecto desgastado, plumíferos con capucha y camisetas con originales estampados.

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Lil Mail sits down with Birmingham Al, artist Rob Lo and ask him a few questions to get an insight of his life and his journey on transitioning from the stre...