Written by Peter Brooker in Brands on the 6th April 2016

Always keen to see what the international independents have to offer, one brand that has pierced the horizon and hit my radar this month is Balmedor. They're a contemporary streetwear brand based out of New Dehli, India and launched six months ago. The brand offers a range of clothing that treads the line of hardcore fashion and norm core dressing. The plush fabrics, avant-garde design and tailoring constitute a bold and sophisticated style. Their supreme-fit cotton paired with witty-tone graphics offer a simple yet complex aesthetic. Here we take a look at their key pieces from the latest spring/summer 2016 collection.

The Pacino Power Tee is a cracking bit of fan-dome wear - taken from one of the most iconic scenes in movie history. It will certainly get you noticed within your social circles and be a perfect conversation stimulator. Maybe have a go at perfecting that Pacino impression before rocking this one down the local pub. Limited stocks available so be sure to snap one up soon.

The BD Sting Black Bracelet is a unique bit of kit. Constructed with utmost precision and creativity, this bracelet features triangle shaped metal accents, stingray leather cords hand-wrapped thrice over to make for the ultimate style statement. A key addition to your accessory drawer if you're looking to upgrade your look.

Lastly, the Balmedor Sweat Pants in grey - with a bespoke understated snakeskin print running along the side of the leg is a definite head turner - guaranteed to make you look the part in any casual encounter. A chic spin on a traditional silhouette. Soft, lightweight and warm, composed from 100% breathable cotton. The bottoms are cuffed and the drawstring cord on the waist ensure an ergonomic fit that will have you relaxing in style, whilst looking sharp at the same time. Be sure to check out the rest of the collection that include stingray products and fragrances.

Plush fabrics and avant-garde design are at the foundations of this streetwear brand known as Balmedor from New Delhi.