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KAF · Streetwear · 2025

One hoodie, five decoration methods

KAF wanted a piece that felt collected rather than printed. We layered enzyme wash, tatami patches, embroidery and multi-location screen prints on a single garment.

Garment DesignEmbroideryScreen PrintPatchworkWashing
KAF | Custom Hoodie

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The night, as shot

KAF | Custom washed hoodie with tatami patches, embroidery and multi-location screen prints

Goals

What the brief had to solve

  • 01

    Build depth no single decoration method can produce.

  • 02

    Give the garment a worn-in hand straight out of the bag.

  • 03

    Keep every application registered across chest, sleeve and back.

Process

How it was made

01

Design

Mapped the graphic across chest, both sleeves and full back so the piece reads from every angle.

02

Applications

Combined tatami-stitch patches, custom embroideries and multi-location screen prints in one build.

03

Wash

Finished with a vintage enzyme wash to soften the hand and age the surface evenly.

04

Production

Produced through our supply chain with registration checks at every application stage.

Deliverables

What shipped

  • Custom heavyweight hoodie
  • Tatami-stitch patches
  • Custom embroidery applications
  • Multi-location screen prints
  • Vintage enzyme wash finish

Outcomes

Where it landed

5 methods

One garment

4 locations

Chest, sleeves, back

Washed

Worn-in from day one

Questions

About the KAF project

What did ViCES Studio do for KAF?
KAF wanted a piece that felt collected rather than printed. We layered enzyme wash, tatami patches, embroidery and multi-location screen prints on a single garment.
What was delivered for the KAF project?
Custom heavyweight hoodie, Tatami-stitch patches, Custom embroidery applications, Multi-location screen prints, Vintage enzyme wash finish.
What was the scope of work for KAF?
Garment Design, Embroidery, Screen Print, Patchwork, Washing. The project ran in 2025 in the streetwear category.
How was the KAF project produced?
Design: Mapped the graphic across chest, both sleeves and full back so the piece reads from every angle. Applications: Combined tatami-stitch patches, custom embroideries and multi-location screen prints in one build. Wash: Finished with a vintage enzyme wash to soften the hand and age the surface evenly. Production: Produced through our supply chain with registration checks at every application stage.
What was the outcome of the KAF project?
5 methods One garment, 4 locations Chest, sleeves, back, Washed Worn-in from day one.
How is a project like KAF produced end to end?
Designs are created in-house and fully custom, then produced through an established worldwide supply chain, with sampling, quality control and freight managed as a white-glove service. Most programs run four to eight weeks from approved design.

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