UNITED ARROWS & SONS Introduces 'SONS Magazine'

Free to read now online.

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Japanese premium retailer UNITED ARROWS & SONS has just released its newest creation – a free publication magazine titled SONS Magazine for 2015 fall/winter. The issue is chock-full of large-format photos and blurbs on art, brands, fashion, trends and lifestyle topics. Inside you’ll also find special feature editorials on personalities like Afrika Bambaataa, editor-in-chief of L’UOMO VOGUE Giancarlo Cantaro and artist Daniel Arsham. While the magazine is limited to 1000 hand-numbered issues by Poggy himself and free at all UNITED ARROWS & SONS stores in Japan, a digital print version is also available on the brand’s website.

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