Daemon Concept

"All three of us really have a very similar style where we all like similar things. So it's important for us when we source, we are sourcing a collection of our personality. At the end of the day we're not just picking anything for the shop— the pieces have a very symbolic identity, they all go together, and they're like pieces that we would all die to wear." Kote says when describing the manifesto behind the sourcing. This trio is so because of the goal to find garments that speak to their vision. They have a relationship with the clothes — which isn't something you see too often nowadays. 

Curating archival wear has been a whisper, but we won't say it's been a secret. Sellers on secondhand apps like Etsy and Depop, are constantly promoting their new Jean Paul Gaultier or Miu Miu 1999 pumps that'll cost you a third of your rent. As it should. Yet, the question is — do they love these clothes? What does their sourcing say about their own identities? Kote and Laner love what they find, and when they discover something new, it's their source of excitement for weeks. They are passionate about what has come about, just an idea that turned into events and appointment based showrooms so other angels like them can try on a Giorgio Brato jacket and gasp in awe the same way they have.

"How and what kind of experience can we bring for people to make them feel welcomed and also inspired? You know, to kind of push their boundaries because that's something that we the three of us really connect on. Heaven I Stay or Have a Nice Day, depending on what your eardrums catch, is a store for those who want to embrace the unconventional.