Summary
- Japanese fashion label JOURNAL STANDARD has partnered with historic audio brand Technics for a new apparel collection
- The collaborative capsule draws direct inspiration from the iconic SL-1200 series turntables and vintage audio culture
- Standout pieces from the release include graphic long-sleeve shirts, logo-printed tees, and a co-branded bandana
JOURNAL STANDARD and Technics are officially merging the worlds of heritage audio and contemporary fashion with the release of their Spring/Summer 2026 capsule collection. Arriving as a multi-piece apparel delivery, the collaboration celebrates the enduring legacy of the Japanese Hi-Fi audio brand, translating decades of musical history into wearable lifestyle staples.
The collaborative collection is deeply rooted in the iconic design language of Technics' revered SL-1200 turntable series. Utilizing the legendary equipment as its foundational muse, the capsule features a curated selection of apparel adorned with specialized graphics and archival text. The standout "Last Night" long-sleeve T-shirt provides a versatile layering option, while the "Killer Tune" short-sleeve tee delivers bold, music-centric branding for everyday wear.
Rounding out the delivery is a co-branded bandana that seamlessly incorporates the audio manufacturer's signature motifs. By blending JOURNAL STANDARD’s relaxed silhouettes with Technics' meticulous industrial aesthetic, the capsule offers a thoughtful homage to the global DJ community and dedicated audiophiles alike.
The JOURNAL STANDARD x Technics Spring/Summer 2026 capsule drops in early March.
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