After taking our home comforts to the next level with its collaboration with Tekla, Californian streetwear imprint Stüssy has returned, ready to release its latest link-up. For this next collaboration, we see Stüssy join forces with Portishead to celebrate the band's iconic work, specifically the 1994 album 'Dummy.'

For those unfamiliar with Portishead, they're an English band formed in Bristol in 1991. Often praised for the creation of the trip-hop genre, Portishead is directly responsible for songs such as Glory Box, Roads and Sour Times, all of which belong to the iconic 'Dummy' album.

The collaboration itself is simply made up of a signature tee featuring the cover of the iconic album. On the front, we see the band's vocalist Beth Gibbons in the band's short film To Kill a Dead Man. With deep blues on offer, the image tonally accentuates the navy hue on the T-Shirt. To finalise the piece, both the Portishead and Stüssy logos are seen in a white tint.

For those looking to get their hands on this Stüssy x Portishead 'Dummy' collaboration, it is currently available on Stüssy's website. In other fashion news, Stone Island uncovers its FW22 icon imagery collection.