Diamond Summer 2016 Collection

Got the lifestyle? Get the gear! Diamond Supply Co’s summer collection has what you need. We recently also featured their Jimi Hendrix Purple Haze Collection check some looks from that line here.

Diamond Summer 2016
The Diamond 2016 Summer collection centers around the idea of travel and leisure. Drawing inspiration from the country of Monaco and all that the amazing Mediterranean location has to offer. Diamond focused on mixing in a range of fresh colors and textures to create the must have items for the summer.

The summer offering starts with one of our prized themes that Diamond has become synonymous with, the Diamond Life Yacht Club collection. Using the harbor of Monte Carlo as the creative fuel for this colorful nautically inspired range. Followed that up with the Pavillon pack that is made from french terry with contrast threads on the reverse side of the material for that elevated feel. Key pieces like the Porto Packable Jacket, the Hamilton Tank Top and the Pavillon Terry Sweat Short, your summer will be starting off on the right foot. Inspired by the rich history of automotive racing that Monaco has. Our Deco collection is a bold mix of color and branding just like modern day race cars. Rounding out the collection with the Simplicity pack that utilizes a close up images of the inside of a diamond.

The collection became available Saturday, May 7th at Diamond flagships stores in L.A., S.F. and N.Y., online at diamondsupplyco.com and Diamond retail partners globally.

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