You no longer have to be a club kid with 25,000 Insta followers to acquire Nicopanda goodies!
Nicopanda is streetwear goals, there’s no doubt about it. We’ve been obsessing over their stuff for years — that’s why we’ve dressed everyone from Maddie Ziegler to Kit Keenan to Adesuwa Aighewi in their glorious creations.
But until now, Nicopanda’s stuff was super hard to come by. That’s just the way it goes with buzzy indie designers that not even fashion merchandising majors have heard of.
Yes, Nicopanda availability is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Luckily, Urban Outfitters is now selling a collab with the indie darlings at select stores and online.
We dressed up two of our fave models in the gender-neutral collection, and you can see the pics below. Click here to shop the collab online.
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