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Streetwear brand CHAANCE made its SS22 Collection Debut on NYFW 2021

New York, NY (September 8, 2021)-Streetwear brand CHAANCE made its SS22 collection debut on NYFW.com on Wednesday, September 8th at 6:30PM EST. The performance and streetwear collection is inspired by culture, individuality, the stories and many runways we share, from the boxing ring to the boardwalk-the diner floor to the dive bar-the world is our runway, and we’re here for it! The brand embraces all the early ‘90s vibes with its vibrant and functional collection of sportswear. The cinematic choice in debuting the new collection of CHAANCE, virtually, came by way of both safety measures and tribulation for the international brand presenting in New York during the global pandemic.

Streetwear brand CHAANCE made its SS22 Collection Debut on NYFW 2021

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About CHAANCE

CHAANCE is inspired by 90s street culture-a transformation of hardship into a period of rich and flourishing, distinctive culture. A culture transitioning adversity into opportunity, a CHAANCE. Our missions to inspire, empower and engage street culture style. By creating groundbreaking collections inspired by street culture style, we aim to revolutionize street style into a future of high-end fashion. CHAANCE continues to draw new customers attention with its attention to design, exceptional quality and differentiated styling through its two members of chief design team Jihoon Andy Shin and Taisuke Fujimoto.

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