Schott never ceases to highlight their innovative heritage and roguish spirit that has long brought them success. This brand knows how to get people excited: after turning the perfecto into a classic, Schott is now reinventing the bomber. But the brand is seeking first and foremost to promote individuality; that’s why their new concept is exclusive and founded on the idea of personalizing their new iconic bomber. Clients can now propose their own designs and have it their way. On the front pocket or the back, there’s nothing that can’t be added. Illustrations, text, stick-ons, or even photos, Schott bombers are once more becoming the emblem of a youth that is all too eager to set themselves apart from the pack.
Even better, for the less inspired client, Schott brought in three artists that are each renowned for their alternative engagements. To launch the service, Schott called on three Parisian artists to generate three exclusive visuals just for the occasion. Louis LPS is a young artist who’s been fascinated with graffiti ever since his adolescent years. For several years his inspiration has led him to work with illustrations in highly detailed duo-chrome drawings. Mpy Was Here, Parisian creative director better known by the name Melchior Abeille, is the second artist to join the Schott crew. He works with a particular style of typography by taking inspiration from a sober universe that’s enamored with beauty and the uninhibitedly urban. Finally, Sarah Esteje, better known under the pseudonym Abadidabou, uses her photography background to affix her taste for hyper-realism onto the bombers. This is how she blossomed as an artist and became known for her series of portraits of animals, created with high precision using a blue Bic. This blue is her signature, a signature that is this time be putting to use for aficionados of Schott.
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