It started in the cracks. In the spaces where fashion, music, and mystery tangled. Syna World wasn’t born in a boardroom—it emerged from moodboards taped to basement walls and digital fragments passed in secret DMs. A glitchy manifesto dressed in mesh, velvet, and myth.

Layering isn’t just practical—it’s a style ritual. It’s the difference between “just another fit” and “yeah, they definitely know what they’re doing.” And in the realm of streetwear, nobody builds a better top layer than Stussy

Cactus Plant Flea Market doesn’t ask for attention—it demands it, in lowercase lettering, crooked embroidery, and smiley faces that look like they know something you don’t.

Before it was merch, it was a movement. Sam and Colby didn’t just drop hoodies—they built an empire out of eerie explorations, haunted escapades, and a sense of adventure that felt raw, real, and just a little bit dangerous.