Next week, SVSV will be showing our latest designs at MAN in NYC. We are now devoted to producing styles that are unlike anything existing in the common market.

I can finally say I am happy in our “own skin” and not interested in producing designs to please any outside influence, other than our customers.

For the first time, we are collaborating with SLAMXHYPE to offer a special, end of 2011, five day contest. It’s not too late to win exclusive SVSV products.

YOU MUST CLICK LIKE to be entered to win. Keep checking SLAMXHYPE each day for full details on how to win.

Continuing our agenda to disrupt the broken fashion machine, we proudly present our latest, off-calendar collection.
Completely designed and manufactured in our in-house Brooklyn Factory, the collection is a collision of various inspirations from, and reactions to, our modern age.

All items are now available in our online store.

Many thanks to Dazed and Confused

Thank you WeAr Magazine

Many thanks to Modabot for the interview.

Serum Versus Venom is proud to announce the opening of our online store – www.svsvstore.com.

SVSV continues to use art as a vehicle to expand and communicate its anti-mass agenda. This week, we debut three artistic collaborations designed to amplify the core craft philosophy that defines our brand. Our brand believes that the ideas we generate share equal weight with the objects we create. Art is the bridge that connects these two realities.

Victor Antonio x SVSV

Josh Vanover x SVSV

Michael Ostermann x SVSV

Extra thanks to Matthew Newton for shedding some much needed light on this topic of ‘Influencers’.

Special thanks to Henrik Vibskov and his amazing NYC team (Rune & Vanessa) for the support on our SVSV launch and showcase.
It was a great success and we are honored to have relaunched with someone we respect so highly.

Check flickr for more pics.

Please join us in Soho tomorrow evening to celebrate our SVSV Re-launch.

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Serum Versus Venom continues its pursuit of Futurecraft© by aggressively colliding vintage military fabrics and workers’ garb with modern, functional designs. The utilized vintage fabrics span 90 years of global military history. All fabrics are individually selected and closely inspected for quality.




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Special thanks to Phil and the rest of the team from Madbury Club. I do not remember a more well put together interview since we sat down with Inquiring Minds years ago. I enjoying shooting the shit!

Thanks guys!

You can view the full interview here.

We are proud to release the online version of the new SVSV Book.

Please view the Lookbook here.