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A new image has quietly surfaced showing what looks like an Evisu x Ice Cream denim jacket paired with Evisu’s signature diacock jeans. No announcement, no campaign — just a single photo hinting at what could be a first-time collaboration between the two Y2K icons.

An unexpected but fitting match-up, Evisu built its legacy on premium Japanese denim and hand-painted craftsmanship, while Ice Cream — Pharrell and NIGO’s brainchild — brought color, playfulness, and skate energy to the streets.

If this collab is real, it could bridge nostalgia and new-wave streetwear. What would you want to see from it?

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