Standard Issue Tees Drops New Collection With Tattoo Artist B.J. Betts
Featuring French Terry hoodies, tees sweatpants and shorts.
Jimmy Gorecki‘s Standard Issue Tees apparel imprint is wasting no time in 2022 to kick things into high gear. Collaborations appear to be of focus in these first couple of weeks of the new year as it has just revealed team-ups with the Brooklyn Museum and the tattoo artist B.J. Betts of State Street Tattoo Gallery. The collection with the latter has finally been brought to life and is representative of the relationship between Gorecki and Betts and their deep rooted love for their hometown of Philadelphia.
The idea of the two working together first started back in late 2020 and after plenty of conversations about the admiration of each other’s design languages, the two landed on the idea of crafting a full apparel capsule. In this assemblage, Betts takes his signature custom lettering and emblazons it on various Standard Issue Tees french terry silhouettes. There are two sets of garments in this launch, one that is dripped in “Rust” while the other is styled with a clean “Caramel” hue. Leading the the way are the pullover hoodies which come embroidered with tonal “Standard” hits across the front along with the tees that come furnished with an oversized “JS” graphic on the back. Sweatpants and shorts that are equipped with creamy drawstrings are also tossed into the collection, the latter of which also features Standard branding near the left pockets.
Parties interested in copping can find the pieces available now via B.J. Betts’ website. Retail for the items is as follows” $120 USD for the hoodies and sweatpants, $95 USD for the shorts and $40 USD for the tees.
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