The posts from the trip were tagged across the city: the Crenshaw District, Beverly Hills, the Los Angeles Convention Center. Platinum Group sorted the cars. "Big love to the brothers at Platinum Group for sorting us wheels while we're out here," GEEDUP wrote.

The LA side turned out for the shoot, and the team's own films were tagged with Kreezy Visions behind the camera. "The crown has been claimed, again," read the first reel from the city.

The campaign film starts above Los Angeles, follows a black car up a hillside street, gathers the crew around a pool as the light drops, then pulls back over the city.

The day before release, Jake Paco wrote about what the trip meant to him. "When we started this thing of ours, Crooks & Castles was a massive inspiration to us. I remember speaking with [A.J. Corleone] soaking up as much knowledge as I could, whenever I could."

A.J. Corleone was with the team through the trip. "7yrs on," Jake finished, "we're building this thing of ours out here in Los Angeles."

The posts kept coming after release. Near the end of the trip the team stopped by APT 4B, and left saying it "made us want to open another store back home". Later in March a post from the Los Angeles Convention Center was captioned "MultiNational Garment Dealers", and in April one more photo from the city: "From the west to the world."

The recap film, AUTUMN DEL.2/LA TRIP, went up on YouTube in May: a backstage pass into the lookbook shoot, the crew touching down at LAX, and the campaign being made across the city.