For our latest collaboration, we have teamed up with DJ HELL- pioneer, icon and master of acoustic minimalism. The result: a bespoke manifesto that combines music and menswear. The centrepiece is THE HELL SUIT - a sharply cut, midnight blue two-piece suit, limited to just 50 pieces. Each piece comes with a 10’ vinyl collector's album containing an unreleased track - only available as part of the bundle. Please note: The vinyl will only be shipped within EU. Captured between the DRYKORN headquarters and DJ HELL’s studio, the campaign explores the shared rhythm and creative process of sound and style. Available now at the DRYKORN Berlin store and on drykorn.com.
DJ HELL, like DRYKORN, believes that music and fashion belong together. This conviction - that both are acts of composition, precision, and bold experimentation - was the starting point of the collaboration. A good suit is like a good track: Structured, intentional, and built to hold tension.It's about knowing the rules — and bending them with control.
Together, DRYKORN and DJ HELL explored the creative parallels between producing a track and tailoring a suit. From the rhythm of the sewing machine to the structure of a beat - both require precision, instinct, and attitude. The campaign visuals, shot between the recording studio and the DRYKORN headquarters, capture this fusion of sound and tailoring - offering a glimpse into DJ HELLs creative process.
DRYKORN and DJ HELL share a deep belief in craftsmanship — in the value of what's made by hand, especially in a time where the spotlight often falls on automation and speed. THE HELL SUIT reflects this conviction: a night-blue two-piece with bold peak lapels, sharp shoulders, and clean lines - precise in cut, timeless in character. Delivered with an unreleased track and in a limited garment bag.
This collaboration is more than a meeting of minds. It's a shared commitment to form, intention, and identity. Between fabric and frequency, discipline and expression, the HELL SUIT stands as a statement: For those who don't just follow rhythm - but define it
