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8TH:HR [CLOCK IN]
8TH:HR is a modern workwear and tailoring brand redefining the corporate uniform. Born out of the tension between office culture & street style, the brand crafts relaxed tailoring for a new generation of creatives.
8TH:HR is built on the tension between the office and the street. Oversized tailoring, dropped shoulders, and wide-leg trousers reframe the corporate uniform for a new generation. The brand's identity and signature style is built on cool tones, relaxed cuts, and a silhouette borrowed from the 90s boardroom. It's understated but edgy, and nothing is loud or overworked.
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thank you!
The narrative behind 8TH:HR is incredibly compelling, Nadia! Balancing the tension between office culture and street style is tough, but this visual identity captures that relaxed, 90s boardroom aesthetic perfectly. Beautiful brand design!
thank you so much! 🫶🏻
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