Hockey In The Himalayas? KTZ Goes There

Things are not what they seem in KTZ's Fall/Winter 2014 collection. This season, the London-based brand, which has always focused on graphic symbolism and the satanist occult, took a more subtle approach in portraying its usual lively graphics. 

The high-end streetwear brand took things in a more multicultural direction this season, as creative director Marjan Pejoski channeled a multitude of distinct cultures and traditions for the Fall/Winter 2014 collection. Straying from KTZ's witchcraft norm, the globally-influenced brand fixed its sights on India and the Himalayas, focusing on the Hindu nation's holy men, known as sadhu.

As evident on the pieces of clothing, the Hindu swastika can be spotted in the form of an ongoing maze on the Apron Jacket and accessories while Sanskrit characters run amuck across other clothing items.

If 2 Chainz isn't afraid to rock the spiritual look, then look inside yourself and find out what's really holding you back from doing so too, man.

Shop all KTZ here   Denim Apron Jacket in white/black OM Apron T-Shirt in black/white Drop-Crotch Long Jogging Pants in white/black Faux Fur Short Hoodie in black  The Third Eye Sweatshirt in white/black Printed Cap in white/black Apron Shirt in white/black Leather Gloves in white