COMET ANNOUNCES NEW COLLABORATION WITH FARAK
Comet announces its latest creative partnership with Farak, a brand known for its soulful artistry and raw craftsmanship. Together, the two labels introduce Comet x Farak, a limited-edition streetwear collaboration that brings together emotional storytelling, cultural texture, and artisanal design.
At Comet, streetwear is viewed as an art form an evolving space where culture, craft, and narrative intersect. This collaboration builds on that ethos by blending Comet’s emotion-led design philosophy with Farak’s deep-rooted artistic identity.
Utkarsh, Co-Founder, Comet, shares:“Farak's dedication to honesty in craftsmanship truly resonates with us. Every piece feels deeply human, and we’ve always believed that emotion drives design. This collaboration flows naturally from that shared vision.”
Rishabh, Founder, Farak, adds: “We aimed to translate the passage of time into tangible texture. We wanted to infuse something ancient into contemporary culture, celebrating imperfections that come alive in this collection. Comet has a unique ability to transform emotion into form, making this partnership vibrant and meaningful.”
ABOUT THE COLLECTION: COMET X FARAK
The collaboration explores the duality of earth and sky through two key drops:
1. Comet x Farak Alter Zameen
A grounded, Earth-inspired piece that highlights raw textures, natural tones, and Farak’s signature motifs. Crafted with hand-finished detailing, Alter Zameen carries the weight of heritage, honesty, and timeless character.
Price INR 6499
2. Comet x Farak Alter Aasmaan
Reflecting openness and elevation, Alter Aasmaan draws from vast landscapes and calm movement. It features weathered tones, intricate artisanal work, and an exclusive motif that adds depth and a sense of discovery.
Price INR 6499
The Comet x Farak has JUST LAUNCHED on www.wearcomet.com
With its limited run, the drop is expected to sell out quickly!
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