In the realm of Instagram, Diet Prada has served as the literal fashion police, calling out designers for stealing other people’s work — everyone, from Christopher Bailey, Maison Margiela, Virgil Abloh, and Supreme have not been able to escape them. One of the latest, and most ironic posts to make their grid is a phot…
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About a week or so ago, we reported that a possible collaboration between rapper Playboi Carti and Virgil Abloh’s Off-White™ could be happening. No concrete info has come yet about the aforementioned team-up but there’s strong speculation that it could be for a round of merch. Additionally, now, it looks like more possible tour products could s…
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Post Malone recently announced a New York City Stoney merch pop-up shop opening ahead of his tour stop in the city. In celebration of Post’s debut album going platinum, the special pop-up will feature limited edition NYC-themed
Viral Indonesian rap sensation Rich Chigga has just released a new line of merchandise with Pizzaslime. Keeping with the rapper’s penchant for troll-like irony and meme-tinged Internet vernacular, the range includes an assortment of absurd graphics slapped on random access…
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Daft Punk are notoriously reclusive. Not only are the minds behind the electronic music duo camera-shy—they’re also highly selective about who they work with, be it musicians (Kanye West, The Weeknd, and Pharrell Williams) or artists (Nabil Elderkin, for example). When it comes to merch, things are no different.
With that in mind, the first drop from Daft Punk’s…
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Tour merch is one of the biggest trends this year, so it’s no wonder that a brand would capitalize on the wave by making tour shirts based around our favorite designers. These designs feature typical graphics normally seen on band shirts, such as bold text and faded images. Designers immortalized in this range includes Demna Gvasalia, Vetement and Balenciag…
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Urban Outfitters is celebrating Justin Bieber’s successful ‘Purpose’ Tour with exclusive merchandise. The collection features five pieces, including a hoodie, short sleeve tee, long-sleeve tee, baseball cap and coach’s jacket. Ranging in price from $ 35 to $ 99, each item shows the Purpose Tour logo. The collection will be available in all Urban Outfitters…
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