You know, one of the iconic trends of the 2000s are skinny jeans and for those who loved the aesthetics emo, skaters and punk, have a pair of Cheap Monday was a must.

Born in 2004 from the mind of Orjan Anderson and Adam Frieberg, in a suburb of Stockholm. Their skinnies featured a skull on the back label and an affordable price.

Loved by everyone, including bands like Artic Monkeys and Tokyo Hotel, they become a status symbol of the youth rebellion, their eclectic models win the hearts of an entire generation.

The brand was sold to H&M in 2008, but it will shut down in 2019.

But it doesn’t end like this, Cheap Monday are ready to return to a collection post punk & pop, underground music & art nepo babies and true idols.

This is what we can read in the official statement, in which it is announced the return of the brand on the market set for next summer.

Models can be purchased online on the Weekday website and selected retailers.

Often trends disappear from the radar and are paused, then reappear as in the case of Cheap Monday. He returns to win back the new generations of young lovers of indie rock, punk and who knows, maybe this new collection will be able to open the doors to new styles and new aesthetics. We’re ready to find out.