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Uniforms of Collapse

Apparel from companies that shaped an era—then disappeared. Lehman Brothers. Pets.com. Pan Am. Enron.

For people who value context over hype. Substance over flash.

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Lehman Brothers1850–2008
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Pets.com1998–2000
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Enron1985–2001
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Pan Am1927–1991
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RadioShack1921–2015
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Blockbuster1985–2013
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Borders1971–2011
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Circuit City1949–2009
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Lehman Brothers1850–2008
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Pets.com1998–2000
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Enron1985–2001
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Pan Am1927–1991
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RadioShack1921–2015
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Blockbuster1985–2013
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Borders1971–2011
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Circuit City1949–2009
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Vintage "Fire Wrecks a Forest" WPA Poster

Featured Pieces

Handpicked from The Crash Collection. Each piece comes with its case file—founding year, collapse year, the story in between.

Stone navy polo on archival paper with financial documents
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Issued during the week the music stopped. For those who learned risk the hard way and still show up to work on Monday. The fabric feels like the last green cell in an Excel model—crisp, confident, and quietly aware of its own mortality.

Lehman Brothers

Executive Polo

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$58
Heritage heather crewneck on vintage airline safety card
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A soft landing into heritage tones. Pre-TSA, pre-security theater, pre-everything. Pair with your favorite paperback and a window seat. This crewneck remembers when flying was glamorous and bankruptcy was just a word.

Pan Am

Layover Crewneck

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$78

Vintage "Don't Mix'Em" Gas & Whiskey Safety Poster

Philosophy

Dress like history remembers you

Uniformish sits at the intersection of editorial minimalism and economic nostalgia. We treat clothing as storytelling media, not trend bait.

Every piece looks like it could've been pulled from a defunct corporate archive—Lehman Brothers, Pets.com, Pan Am—and reissued as cultural commentary.

Authentic Imperfection

Visible texture, archival palettes, daylight tone. Designed for humans, not billboards.

Editorial Minimalism

Clean grids and story-led blurbs. Every item reads like a footnote to history.

Cultural Literacy

Drops timed to economic anniversaries. Context over clout. Substance over flash.