Gallus Collective: From Glasgow to New York – 30 Years in One Drop

This spring, Gallus Collective unveils something the streetwear world has never truly seen before — a raw, authentic drop stitched together from 30 years of real-world photography, documenting life from the gritty backstreets of Glasgow to the towering chaos of New York City, Miami, London and Paris.

At the heart of it all is photographer and founder Brian Anderson — a man who spent decades behind the lens, capturing the heartbeat of cities while carrying a career and a life marked by high pressure, creativity, and ultimately, resilience.

This isn’t just another fashion release.
This is a time capsule. This is Gallus.

📸 The Story Behind the Lens

After 25 years in the media industry, battling personal demons and finding healing through photography, Brian turned a life’s worth of unseen moments into a powerful, wearable archive.
His work spans generations of change — from protests on Sauchiehall Street to jazz bars in Brooklyn, from Glasgow’s underground culture to the bright noise of Miami 's Ocean Drive.

Each piece in this drop carries not just an image — but a story, frozen in time.

And for the first time, Gallus Collective lets you wear those stories on your back.

👕 What Makes This Drop Unique

• An Authentic 30-Year Archive:
  Every photograph comes from Brian’s own journeys — no stock images, no hired sets, no artificial hype.

• From Glasgow to New York and Beyond:
  A visual bridge between two of the world's most iconic street cultures, stitched into fashion for the first time.

• Minimalist Meets Bold:
  Some designs whisper, others roar — with a mix of clean minimalism and statement visuals, depending on the story behind each image.

• One of the First in the World:
  Insiders are already calling Gallus "one of the most unique and real concepts to hit global streetwear in years."

✊ Gallus Collective: Streetwear with Soul and Wall Art in Gallus Gallery.

At Gallus, we believe streetwear should be more than logos and hype drops.
It should tell real stories.
It should capture real cities.
It should mean something.

That’s what makes this release different.
It’s not just about looking good — it’s about wearing history, wearing resilience, and wearing life.