Prime Video Taps Jeff Staple and Distortedd to Design Custom ComplexCon Merch

Fans of Amazon Prime Video's 'The Boys' or the new animated series 'Fairfax' will have a chance to score free custom merch inspired by both shows.

Fairfax Amazon Prime Video Complex Con Activation
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Fairfax Amazon Prime Video Complex Con Activation

Whether you’re into streetwear culture or antiheroes doing what antiheroes do, the Amazon Prime Video activation at ComplexCon (November 6-7) has you covered.

Fans of the Amazon Original Emmy-nominated series The Boys or the new animated show Fairfax will get to immerse themselves in both worlds this weekend. The activation features a larger-than-life vending machine that attendees get to interact with from the inside out. For those who love the gritty action series, they’ll be able to win free merch designed by Philly-based artist Distortedd. With everything from denim jackets, trench coats, and bucket hats to T-shirts, socks, and more, The Boys fans have a plethora of fire merch to choose from.

But for those who lean more toward drop culture, the Fairfax arm of the activation will literally have you in your bag. Visionary designer Jeff Staple is giving a few lucky fans an opportunity to win a pair of his specialty kicks, including the Staple x Nike SB Panda Pigeon in the limited-edition wood box packaging, the Staple x Atmos x New Balance X-Racer Utility, and the Staple x Puma Creation Out of Chaos. 

Keeping in line with the world of Fairfax, which is about a group of friends who obsess over all things hype—including a fictional streetwear brand call Latrine—ComplexCon attendees can also win some Jeff Staple x Fairfax Pigeon T-shirts and hoodies, along with Latrine skate decks, salad tossers, socks, yo-yos, pins, and more.

So if you’re looking to score some new kicks and merch, the Prime Video activation at ComplexCon 2021 is where you want to be. And be sure to stream Fairfax and The Boys now on Prime Video!

The Boys Amazon Prime Video Complex Con Activation

 

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