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Arthur Kar Does Not Believe in Finish Lines

On this week’s episode of HYPEBEAST Radio, Kar recounts how he started washing cars in his first boss’ Porsche garage at just 16 years old; graduated to selling at around 20-21, and how his brand has transformed from a garage to a cultural hub and hangout of sorts in Paris. In the past year, Kar has also expanded into exclusive, street-savvy merchandise. “Nothing is reproduced more than 200 times and once it’s done, it’s done.” He’s gone on to collaborate with some of his favorite local establishments, including French concept store The Broken Arm. Each shirt is based on a story, many of which Kar expands on here: from having nightmares of his car ending up on cinder blocks, to a two T-shirt pack consisting of before and after shots of a crash-tested a Lamborghini. “For me, the Diablo looks cooler when it’s crashed.” Ever the insider, Kar also muses on streetwear’s integration into the luxury fashion scene: “I have seen some people that were wearing Hermés their whole life and now they don’t want to wear Hermés anymore they just want to have a Supreme Box Logo hoodie, and they’re ready to pay more than an Hermés bag.” Pausing for a moment, he adds: “That’s why Supreme is good too. Streetwear has a lot of levels, just like luxurious brands.” More than anything, Kar believes in constant progress. “There is no finish line,” he says, “I see no finish line.” Listen to the episode in full above and keep up with everything HYPEBEAST Radio and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, Overcast or wherever else you enjoy your podcasts. https://hypebeast.com/radio https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... https://open.spotify.com/show/5fgodor... https://anchor.fm/hbrshow