Guía de medidas | Posters
GUÍA DE MEDIDAS
Pósteres · ancho × alto, en centímetros
Mide el espacio donde irá tu póster. El ancho va de lado a lado y el alto, de arriba abajo. Elige el grupo de tu diseño antes de comparar tamaños.
MADARA / HINATA × TOMIE · medidas finales de impresión.
Los cuatro formatos están dibujados a la misma escala.
| Tamaño | Ancho (cm) | Alto (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 67,3 | 84,1 |
| A2 | 47,5 | 59,4 |
| A3 | 33,6 | 42,0 |
| A4 | 23,8 | 29,7 |
SATORU GOJO / NIKO BELLIC · medidas finales de impresión.
Los cuatro formatos están dibujados a la misma escala.
| Tamaño | Ancho (cm) | Alto (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 60,1 | 84,1 |
| A2 | 42,4 | 59,4 |
| A3 | 30,0 | 42,0 |
| A4 | 21,2 | 29,7 |
A1, A2, A3 y A4 nombran las versiones de NEXO. Las proporciones cambian según el arte: utiliza las medidas exactas de la tabla para elegir el marco. Ancho × alto siempre corresponde a la impresión final.
Anime Streetwear
Anime Streetwear: the fusion between anime and urban fashion
Anime streetwear is a fashion movement that combines the aesthetics of Japanese anime with contemporary streetwear design. This trend blends oversized silhouettes, graphics inspired by anime characters, and visual elements from digital art with global urban culture.
Unlike traditional merchandising, anime streetwear isn't simply about printing characters on clothing. Designers reinterpret anime narratives, symbols, and aesthetics to create original garments that function as standalone fashion pieces.
Origin of anime streetwear
The influence of anime on fashion began to grow in the late 1990s, when popular series started to expand globally. With the rise of the internet, online anime communities began to develop their own aesthetic that blended digital culture, video games, and streetwear.
At the same time, Japanese fashion districts like Harajuku in Tokyo fostered experimental styles that inspired independent designers around the world. This blend of Japanese culture, the internet, and streetwear gave rise to modern anime streetwear.
Features of anime streetwear
Anime-inspired graphic design
The garments often feature illustrations, Japanese typography, manga panels, or reinterpretations of iconic characters. In many cases, the design doesn't directly replicate the character, but rather incorporates visual elements from their story or personality.
Oversized silhouettes
Anime streetwear embraces the oversized aesthetic characteristic of modern streetwear. Baggy hoodies, boxy t-shirts, and relaxed pants allow you to create comfortable and expressive outfits.
Futuristic and cyberpunk aesthetics
Many designs incorporate influences from science fiction anime, with dark colors, neon details, and visual elements inspired by dystopian worlds.
Limited drops
Many anime streetwear brands work with limited collections or “drops”, which creates exclusivity within their communities.
The culture behind anime streetwear
Anime streetwear isn't just a fashion trend. It's part of a digital culture that connects communities of anime, video games, digital art, and electronic music.
Social media has allowed independent designers to build brands inspired by this aesthetic, creating clothing that functions as a visual extension of the cultural identity of their communities.
Nexo Street and anime streetwear
Nexo Street is an anime-inspired streetwear brand that produces handcrafted garments influenced by Japanese animation and contemporary digital culture.
The collections reinterpret anime characters, narratives, and aesthetics within modern streetwear silhouettes, creating pieces designed for people who live between the physical world and digital culture.
Explore our anime streetwear collection
Discover hoodies, oversized t-shirts and garments inspired by anime characters within the Nexo Street collection.
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