The Wu Tang Brand Photo T-Shirts Ain't Nothing to Mess Wit
Robyn Currie — December 25, 2009 — Celebs
References: thebrandwutang & freshnessmag
Ah, I love the Wu Tang Clan and I would happily quote some lyrics here, except that none of them are appropriate. However, the Wu Tang Brand T-Shirts are appropriate to share with you.
Teaming with photographer Danny Hastings and Applebaum once again, this time it is all about the t-shirts. With the tell tale ‘Protect Ya Neck’ tag on the back, the Wu tang Brand Photo T-Shirts almost make me want to listen to some ODB—almost.
Teaming with photographer Danny Hastings and Applebaum once again, this time it is all about the t-shirts. With the tell tale ‘Protect Ya Neck’ tag on the back, the Wu tang Brand Photo T-Shirts almost make me want to listen to some ODB—almost.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Rap Fashion - Opportunity for brands to create clothing lines inspired by classic rap artists like Wu Tang Clan.
2. Collaborative Merchandise - Brands can partner with photographers and artists to create unique and collectible merchandise.
3. Nostalgic Music Merch - Growing demand for apparel that pays homage to iconic music artists and their songs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Retailers can tap into the trend of retro rap fashion by offering a curated selection of apparel inspired by classic rap artists.
2. Photography - Opportunity for photographers to collaborate with brands and musicians to create merchandise featuring their iconic images.
3. Music Merchandise - Brands specializing in music merchandise can expand their offerings to include nostalgic apparel that resonates with fans of classic rap artists.
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