Today sees the launch of the new Established & Sons website which will allow visitors to view some of the most iconic works from all collections since 2005. To celebrate the partnership with yoox.com, Established & Sons will be launching a limited edition work ’Box in Box’ by much-acclaimed design duo Committee. Established & Sonsestablishedandsons.com
December 10th, 2009
Today sees the launch of the new Established & Sons website which will allow visitors to view some of the most iconic works from all collections since 2005.
To celebrate the partnership with yoox.com, Established & Sons will be launching a limited edition work ’Box in Box’ by much-acclaimed design duo Committee.
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