Earl Sweatshirt's DEATHWORLD Drops Spring 2018 Collection

“Feral Hands.”

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Earl Sweatshirt first unveiled DEATHWORLD, his clothing label, back in October of last year and now the Spring 2018 capsule collection is available. Consisting of a hoodie, sweatshirts, T-shirts in short- and long-sleeves, and shorts, the key motif throughout the collection is “Feral Hands,” which appears throughout several of the graphics. Most of the items have a “DEATHWORLD” print, in varying fonts, on the front while utilizing the spider pattern to the reverse or on the sleeves.

DEATHWORLD’s Spring 2018 collection is available from the brand’s web store now. In other fashion news, Patta recently dropped an additional capsule to its Spring/Summer 2018 collection.

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