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Oddsupply Merchandise

Established in 2011 in Kreuzberg, Berlin, Oddsupply is a rookie brand, a stickler for details when it comes to new designs. Oddsupply is specialized in message-driven, elaborate wood accessories made in their hometown to keep creative and quality control. Oddsupply already joined forces with Hombre (StickUpKids), EddieLove, Project Mooncircle or Masterdart, plus they designed a couple of skateboard decks for Krekpek. When German street fashion institution Wemoto took notice of the brand’s items, they ordered a couple of the key products for a photoshoot. Besides their own accessories, Oddsupply offers to produce individual items or miniseries for various clients out of the arts or music scenes. But don’t ask ‘em to manufacture their stuff out of Berlin…