Drop

For the hypebeast that has everything. Great coffee table book

Don't be fooled by the description... there is no 'diving' into the world of streetwear queue culture. It's a book literally of just pictures of lines at high heat product drops. There is no commentary, there is no analysis. While it can be argued that the point of this book is to serve as a coffee table book, it doesn't inspire nor inform. I'd highly recommend Sneakers by Rodrigo Corral and Alex French instead.

the first of any book that illustrates a time in streetwear culture where we would wait in lines for a drop vs online and its global impact. I mean we all wait for an email notification from supreme instead of waiting in line and it's been less than a decade, this book highlights a time and place where this all started in streetwear and is a dope book to have, definitely conversational piece/coffee table book

Was a little disappointed with lack of information and picture diversity in this book. The pictures were basically just people standing in line for drops. Not the most entertaining to look through

This item came damaged. The outer box was not damaged but the book was. Beware.

Waste of money. If you want to spend 40 dollars on hq photos of people standing in line, go for it.

This book uses extraordinary images, a compelling narrative, and a very carefully orchestrated and coordinated approach to tell a story about a very important social phenomenon.

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