8 And 9 Designs Launches New Clothing Collection

Article written by: Rodrick Rainey
Posted on: August 11, 2008

With the Magic Fashion Convention in Las Vegas coming soon, many brands have made their best efforts to prepare for the United States largest fashion buyer convention and next season. One brand that is wowing the urban fashion consumers on-line is 8 and 9 designs. Pushing their clothing brand symbol to the masses via subliminal and forward marketing techniques, the brand has finally debuted their back to school collection.

“For a while the streets have been asking the same question…. what is that symbol I’m seeing everywhere and what is 8&9?’ says brand executive, Ray Figs, on the new found demand for the clothing line. “Finally, the questions is answered”, he finishes.

The back to school collection is diverse in its design concepts and offers frank insight into the direction Eight & Nine is heading.

Going against current high price retail trends, the Eight & Nine brand is receiving acclaim for its premium quality fashions that come with a lowered price point. The brand’s retail vision, depth of design, and flawless color way precision, created much demand from Nike Sneaker culture and japanese streetwear consumer markets.

The newest release from Eight & Nine Designs is the “Get Busy” graphic which is a major with dj’s, producers, and hip-hop fundamentalists. Back to school ‘08 has the “Brain Dead” MoonMan Tee and “88 MPH” I Am The Future Tee. 8&9 is also the company behind the Cop Don’t Shoot T-shirt Movement.

Anticipate new 8&9 products through out the fall; new tees are constantly released in limited edition color ways that may never come back so don’t sleep. Customers can also expect some subtle polo’s, sweaters and extremely classic denim sooner than later, samples indicate 8&9 Spring ‘09 is going to be a monumental refreshment the game is definitely in need of. 2008and9, Eight & Nine is redefining style, thought and motivation.

8 and 9 Designs is also collaborating with KicksAndChicks.com to debut pieces of their Back 2 School fashion collection. Models Shantell Reisinger and Judy Styles were both signed to do work for the company’s collaborative efforts. Styles’ has an 8 and 9 designs calendar coming that will be limited in print while Shantell Reisinger will be the focus of an on-line product placememt marketing strategy.

8&9 clothing can be viewed and purchased on-line directly from the brand at www.8and9.com.