Rolling Loud has partnered with Wu-Tang Clan on a limited edition capsule collection.
Designed by Mark Braster, the range will drop this Friday exclusively at Round Two NYC, ahead of Rolling Loud's first-ever New York festival. The collection will include pullover hoodies, long- and short-sleeve tees, socks, and hats—all of which feature co-branding. The standout piece is definitely the zip-up windbreaker that nods to the cover art for Wu-Tang's Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) album; the hood of the jacket is lined with 3M reflective tape that can hide the wearer's face when exposed to flash photography, similar to the way their faces are hidden on the 1993 cover.
You can check out the Rolling Loud x Wu-Tang Clan capsule below. Each of the designs are limited to 150 units, and will only be available from 2-6 p.m. at the Round Two pop-up event.
On Saturday, Wu-Tang will hit the Rolling Loud NYC stage as the Day 1 co-headliners. The festival will also feature performances from Travis Scott, Meek Mill, ASAP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert, and many, many more.
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