Bravest Studios and Druski's Parody Label Coulda Been Records Reveal New Apparel Collaboration
The capsule features mesh shorts, tees and a trucker hat.
While still in the fairly early stages of its lifespan, Bravest Studios already seems to have found its footing in the streetwear space and garnered a loyal fan base across the globe. In 2022, the brand has generated a substantial amount of buzz for its partnership with Creative Control in celebration of Jeen-Yuhs Act III as well as its various launches, and now it has captured our attention for its latest initiative — an apparel collaboration with comedian Druski.
The New York-based imprint has joined hands with Druski’s parody label Coulda Been Records — known for its hilarious audition-esque Instagram Live sessions that features A-list celebrities and aspiring entertainers — on an assortment of pieces that are inspired by pop-culture and the music industry.
Bravest incorporates two styles of its signature mesh shorts in this collection. One comes readied with licensed Realtree camo graphics and is printed with the NY entity’s moniker on the back of the right leg and “4Lifers” on the front of the left leg while the other bears all-over co-branded hits. The trucker hat and one of the tees are emblazoned with “360” branding in red while the other tee is ornamented with an image of a gray utility vest.
The limited-edition capsule is set to drop via Bravest’s web store and at their pop-up on Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles on July 9, 2022. Prices will range from $28 USD-$74 USD.
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