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SSENSE has not been short on steezy exclusives in recent times. Just a week after launching OFF-WHITE's line of gold and silver-toned bracelets and necklaces, the Montreal-based online fashion destination has come through with a unisex capsule from Seoul-based design collective ADER Error.

Titled "The ADER SSENSE Cycling Club" or "ASCC", the fashion-forward, athletic new line from the cult brand comes with 26 accessible basics in its signature avant-garde style. The collection uses technical fabrics and sporty mesh linings throughout, on everything from sports backpacks and bicycle shorts to track pants.

And while stand-out pieces such as the oversized trench coat will set you back $870, summer-ready logo-printed drawstring socks start at an easier-on-the-wallet $35. Particular highlights for us include the black layered anorak that's perfect for the transitional weather right now and a multi-logo-embellished blue cap.

Peep more of our highlights from the new ADER Error capsule below.

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