50% JUICESTORE Promo Codes ( JUICESTORE Coupon Codes) May 2026 Australia

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The most redeemed JUICESTORE discount codes

Discount	Description	Expiry Date
10%	Shop Streetwear Fashion at JUICESTORE	2026-05-25
30%	Seasonal Sale: Up to 30% off Select Styles	2026-05-30
15%	Exclusive Discounts at JUICESTORE	2026-06-02
40%	Streetwear Sale: Up to 40% off	2026-05-26
20%	Summer Sale: Up to 20% Off	2026-05-23
50%	Flash Sale: Up to 50% off Streetwear Styles	2026-06-04

ONLINE CERAMICS BRINGS KALEIDOSCOPIC MINDFULNESS WE DESPERATELY NEED

Dropping its latest offerings with rainbows, blue skies, dancing butterflies, and self-love slogans like “Be Yourselves”, “Travel to Colourful Places” and “I Believe in Magic”, these little doses of good vibes from Online Ceramics are just what we all need right now.

Founded in 2016 by art school graduates Elijah Funk and Alix Ross, LA-based streetwear label Online Ceramics is known for its one of-a-kind DIY offerings reminiscent of 60’s band culture, more specifically that of American rock band, the Grateful Dead. From skulls to marching bears and lyrics on epic tie-dyes, the duo kick started their business with bootleg T-shirts donning instantly recognizable Deadhead iconographies. Sold at the back of their vans, the tees became immediate sell-outs, and even landed them a merch collab with John Mayer for his Dead & Co. tour (one that continues today). The rest, as they say, is history.

Following its unexpected success, the brand has since progressed into something of its own: A deliciously trippy universe that blends Elijah’s background in punk, Eastern spirituality from Ross’ practice in yoga and Kirtan, and, of course, their joint passion for art and love for the Dead. From T-shirts to sweats and hoodies, the duo bridges archival motifs and modern designs into a distinctive visual feast that blends music, art and fashion onto one shared canvas.

With each design hand-dyed in their LA studio, the psychedelic tie-dyes and bold screen-printed graphics at Online Ceramics are all one-of-a-kind, loved by everyone from the likes of the late Virgil Abloh to Bella Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski, Blue Ivy, Glass Animals’ Dave Bayley, LANY’s Paul Klein, and Zendeya as Rue Bennet in the drama hit, Euphoria.

Explore the latest creations by Online Ceramics, packed with kaleidoscopic mindfulness, at JUICE K11 MUSEA and JUICESTORE.COM today.

FOG ESSENTIALS BRINGS UNDERSTATED LUXE TO ATHLEISURE THIS SPRING 2022

Never running out of style, ESSENTIALS, the sub-label of California-based Fear of God, just dropped its Spring 2022 collection in soft, natural hues oozing with athletic ease and understated elegance—an irresistible combination that keeps us coming back for more.

With the aim to offer "an evolved point of view" to complete your wardrobe—one that is most probably filled with pieces from the brand's previous collections—ESSENTIALS' SP22 line-up comes in new textures, fabrications, shapes, and proportions that serve to elevate what you already have. And to those who haven't yet fallen into this utterly desirable trap of athleisure goodness? You will now.

It's hard not to, when its offerings cover everything you need, whether it's for men, kids and, from this season on, women's sizings are topped with dedicated styles too. Available in muted palettes of seafoam, wheat and iron, ESSENTIALS' easy, genderless collection comprises knitted and jersey hoodies, nylon coach jackets, as well as jersey tees and sweats in crewneck, mockneck, half-zip or open-collar styles and silhouettes that infuse a luxurious flair to the versatile creations.

Other than the classic, velvety ESSENTIALS logo and rubberized branded label at the back, a new 1977 insignia—the birth-year of Fear of God mastermind Jerry Lorenzo—can be found throughout the collection, appliquéd via a flocked logo treatment inspired by vintage athletic wear for a slight preppy, retro vibe.