Creative DisruptionIkea Releases Minimalist, Street Style-Inspired Clothing LineIn collaboration with L.A.-based designer Chris StampBy Alissa Fleck|June 5, 2018 The collection will be available in the U.S. for a limited time.IkeaShareBy Alissa Fleck|June 5, 2018 ShareWith the launch of its new product line Spanst, which introduces clothing into the mix, Ikea is making it even easier for its customers to never leave Ikea.The collection, a collaboration with L.A.-based designer and Stampd storeowner, Chris Stamp, is predictably minimalistic and neutral-toned–the color scheme is black and white with the occasional splash of grey. Some items are adorned with the coordinates of the first Ikea store in Sweden, as well as those of the first Stampd shop in the U.S. Meant to evoke “street style,” the Spanst collection is designed for “young, aesthetically-conscious consumers living active, urban lifestyles,” according to a company statement. A Spanst hoodie goes for $25, a T-shirt clocks in at $10 and a hat can be yours for $7.The Spanst line has the other standard Ikea items as well, and will be available in the U.S. for a limited time.There is no word yet on whether the clothing comes with additional pieces that just don’t seem to fit anywhere. Adweek Adweek