The Rolling Stones Debut New Line for RS No. 9 Carnby

The Rolling Stones’ fashion and lifestyle brand, RS No. 9 Carnaby, has announced its fourth seasonal spring/summer collection. Introducing brand new psychedelic inspired graphics and bold typography, the collection has a rock aesthetic geared toward summer festivals and warmer weather. 

Featuring oversized T-shirts, statement jackets and distressed knits, the collection has a neon color palette featuring bright pinks, blues, greens and oranges. The Stones’ tongue logo breathes life into this new collection, with ditsy sunshine and star graphics on core apparel pieces, capturing the essence of summer fun and creativity.  

Standout outwear pieces include the electric blue embroidered corduroy varsity bomber jacket featuring the Stones tongue embroidered and the black paint splatter tongue logo graphic print t-shirt, which is also available for kids – the first matching look for adults and kids in the RS No. 9 Carnaby apparel collections. Core wardrobe essentials from the unisex range include the newly designed watercolor tongue logo, seen on the cream tongue logo graphic back print zip through hoodie, paired with the cream ‘The Rolling Stones’ graphic print jogger. Fresh additions to the womenswear range include the ‘The Rolling Stones’ embroidered knit cardigan in white, which features bright red ribbed stitching detail and ‘The Rolling Stones’ embroidered in a mismatched colorful text. 

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As music festivals around the world gear up for a season of unforgettable performances, this collection is full of accessories including the Sunshine Carnaby tote and the Voodoo Lounge trucker hat. 

“The aim for this collection was to create something that embodies the joy and excitement of music festivals,” says David Boyne, U.K. managing director, Bravado. “The Rolling Stones are known for their self-expression as well as their music, and this collection is just as dynamic and eclectic as they are and the music that fills the air at festivals. There really is something for everyone this season.”