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It’s pretty much a fact; you know you’re doing something right if you have haters. We get hate (e)mail all the time - apparently what we cover is not ‘urban wear’. Right. Do you think we give a rats ass? No. So like Katt Williams says, if you’ve got 14 haters, you’ve got to work out how the hell to get 16 by the end of summer.
Available now in three different colours.
This one is for all of the hustlers our their addicted to getting that green; the shirt features a creative design based on the primary currency’s the world currently revolves around. As far as we can tell, this is an exclusive design and is only available at MixUnit - that may change, but it’s doubtful.
Available in three colours from today - go check it out now.
Honestly, how kick ass does this thing look? Fresh from the Blacksmith camp, Mick Boogie & Talib Kweli are joined by Strong Arm Steady, Jean Grae, Busta Rhymes and Idle Warship for a mixtape of epic proportions.
This is a limited edition version of the mixtape, which features the awesome magazine style CD case shown above. Really dope, and I’ve just pre-ordered one for myself; at $6.99 it’s an instant cop.
Available now in limited supply at MixUnit.
Young Jeezy fans will be familiar with the phrase “can’t ban the snow man!”, but if you’re not a regular Jeezy listener then we’ll recap quickly: basically, coke sellers used to wear snow man shirts to identify themselves to others as a dealer. The cops caught on to this, and tried to ban it. Obviously, the court basically laughed; a shirt with a picture of a nice friendly snowman wouldn’t be banned! So afterwards, Jeezy began using this in his lyrics in a whole bunch of tracks and wore this shirt in numerous interviews and concerts to show he meant business.
They’ve been sold out everywhere ever since. Until today, that is. Stock is slowly leaking back to merchants! Woo-hah.
Available NOW (yes, as in, it’s in stock as I write this). MixUnit have it in red and black.
We don’t have an exact date for when this new Baby Milo tee hits stores, but our source tells us that they should be available at the Hong Kong flagship store by the end of the month. It’s a shame we don’t live anywhere near Hong Kong, because I’d love one of these. Import, please?
Two In The Shirt, also known as ‘TIT2′ or ‘TITS’ are a fresh up and comer in the streets. They are currently based on Seattle and have their sights set on bringing modern and tasteful urban culture to the industry.
You can probably see why the company has been derived from the acronym TITS; check out some of their joints - most of them feature naked chicks. These guys may be new on the scene, but they are bringing the heat. They have just dropped their summer range at various online retailers, and we highly recommend you check them out!
For more information on TIT2, or to view the entire summer collection, click here.
This is not the first time Algierz and UGK have collaborated together in the past, but previously there has never been a straight up Bun B shirt for the label; that has now changed! Algierz have just dropped this gem, and Bun specifically asked for them to pay respects to the Pimp in his tee. They have done so by etching the word “Long Live Pimp C!” onto Buns very own cartoon shirt.
Available in limited supply; Click here for more information or to cop one of these tees…
Destroy NYC are a New York City based label (who would have guessed?) that were established in early 2003 – since then, they’ve been dropping heat every year.
This tee from their spring 2008 range entitled “Destroy Racism” features two fists; white and black. The bold text “Destroy Racism” drips down in a barcode-esc way, with the opposite colour to that of the fist, helping to show that white and black people are equal and should mix. This is a hot topic at the moment, and rocking this will surely help bring love and unity to those around you.
Available now in Red and Gray. Click here for more details or to cop one!
Japanese brand A Bathing Ape yesterday revealed a couple more designs from their Baby Milo Spongebob range, featuring starfish Patrick alongside Spongebob. No word on when these will be available, but we’ll keep you updated. More pics below.
[via Concept Shop]
I’m a huge fan of DC shoes, so I’m excited that this is the first time we’ve wrote about them here and I’m honoured I was picked to cover their latest offering.
Dubbed as the Black & White “Clocker SE”, these sneakers italicize an eye catching abstract gritty graphic which sets the tone and contrast for the rest of the shoe. A phenomenally designed and innovative mesh insert in the tongue coupled with thick padding in the collar, insole and tongue give these streamlined shoes unconquerable comfort.
Available now at Endless.
Click here to check them out and view further pictures.
