In Brief
Ambush partners with Terminal and Gasoline to introduce unique digital collectibles.
NFT holders will get access to an exclusive event and will receive physical Sashiko teddy bears.
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Japanese streetwear brand Ambush partnered with retail hub and designer incubator Terminal and web3 studio Gasoline to create unique digital collectibles.
The collection is already available on Terminal’s website. Notably, Ambush and Terminal’s NFTs will grant holders access to numerous benefits. For instance, owners will receive one of 85 physical Sashiko teddy bears which were never released outside of Japan. In addition, individuals will get priority access to the SS23 TOKYO CLUB COUTURE RAVE, which will take place in Los Angeles on May 26.
On a side note, collectors can join Ambush’s Co-Founder and Creative Director, Yoon Ahn, at an undisclosed location on May 26. The event will feature DJ entertainment by special guests and complimentary spirits from Volcan Tequila provided by LVMH Spirits.
Ambush will also soon release its Spring-Summer 2023 collection. The launch event will take place in Terminal’s Los Angeles flagship store starting from May 25 to June 25.
Notably, this is not Ambush’s first web3 initiative. In February 2022, the brand released its proprietary metaverse SILVER FCTRY and an NFT collection dubbed “POW!® REBOOT.” Earlier this month, Ambush announced its partnership with the cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger. Together, the companies will release a limited-edition Ledger Stax case inspired by a water droplet.
The company embraces digital fashion with the help of the industry’s experts, such as Gasoline. The latter was founded by Mason Rothschild, a web3 creator most known for his NFT collection MetaBirkins.
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