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Designer Michael Hawkins Makes Futuristic Clothes Inspired By Our Dystopian Present

With all his talk of innovation and inspiration, Portland designer Michael Hawkins could easily assume the role of a cultish tech CEO from a dystopian sci-fi film. His label Greater Good Conglomerate—abbreviated top 66/c—even sounds like a sinister global corporation from a not-so-distant future. And his clothes look the part, too.

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With Last Heavy, the new line he created with Los Angeles designer Thed Jewel and creative agency Kamp Grizzly, the 33-year-old designer rejects the sparkling Space Age textiles of the big athletic brands, aiming for an aesthetic more closely related to the city’s long-standing vintage scene.

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Designer Michael Hawkins Makes Futuristic Clothes Inspired By Our Dystopian Present

Amid Blazermania, a Portland Cannabis Dispensary Tried Selling Bootleg Blazers T-Shirts Hawking Weed

Caesy Oney Wants Portland to Dress More Like Portland

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