Singaporeans are not interested in the underground community Youths In Balaclava (YIB), seasonal trends, designer labels, or status quo. The project continued to challenge the founders of multidisciplinary creators of the YIB when their founders were still in high school and the YIB has continued to challenge the fear of failure since the first day. The brand, which uses fashion as a platform for rebellion against political inequality, combines social commentary with personal expressions. Among the group ' s ever-changing numbers, there are designers, musicians, military guards, and financial advisors who often prefer the "DIY" approach. The result is the edgy street suit, which they designed with propaganda images and testimonies, and tactical cargo pants adorned with T-shirts, straps and auxiliary pockets, and jarse cardiques that refer to the YIB's Southeast Asian roots.ÜRÜNLER
