Dirty Jax

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  Dirty Jax The Doggie Tee - Red Foil
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  Dirty Jax The White Lines V-neck
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  Dirty Jax The Doggie Tee - Copper Foil
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  Dirty Jax The Bully Crewneck Sweater
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  Dirty Jax The Bully Tee - Gucci
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  Dirty Jax The Gucci Bully Sweater
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  Dirty Jax The Bow Tie V-Neck
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  Dirty Jax The Bow Tie V-Neck
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  Dirty Jax The Bully Tee - Gucci
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  Dirty Jax The Bow Tie Magic Colorchange Tank

Men of Dirty Jax

A rookie in the clothing industry, Dirty Jax is among the many other clothing brands struggling to make a name for themselves. Josh Kimerling, the owner of Dirty Jax graduated from the University of Maryland. Even at school, Kimerling was already developing the concept of his clothing business. He wanted it to be edgy and real, about elements that nobody really wanted to talk about yet were very fond of: sex, money and fame.

This was probably what gave Dirty Jax an edge beyond all other brands. Unlike those who focused on promoting peace and being self-expressive, Dirty Jax focused on the bad seeds of the world. It is frank, loud and definitely the bad boy of the clothing industry – yet it was real which was why it was successful at its collections so far.

Dirty Jax is known to produce men’s wear of tank tops, t-shirts and hoodies while for their women’s wear, a variety of shirts. The collection is also known for their hoodies because of their color-changing inks. The colors of the prints and designs in every hoodie changes while in the dark for darker colored hoodies or in the sunlight for metallic silver colored hoodies.

Women's Wear

This label is so thug and cool that celebrities like Julito, Jojo, DJ Mike, Mims, Day 26, Donnie Klang, DJ Camillo, DJ Big Ben, DJ Chuck Dog, Young Boss of Universal, Young Buck, Young Jeezy, Sky Balla, Joey Fitness, Jacoby Witchita, Slick Rick and Chandler have all endorsed the brand. Not only that, internationally known artists Snoop Dogg and P Diddy and famous blog writer Perez Hilton have also been seen wearing the label. Rix model Christina and DJ Hustle Lin were among one of the first women to represent Dirty Jax’s women’s wear.

Dirty Jax’s collection can be bought from over 20 stores in the United States as well as in Treats Plaza Las Americas and Krema in Puerto Rico, New Jap Swing, Five Star, Lounge, Hood Still, Museport, Icon NYC, Zero Traders and JeyKeyTey Trading in Japan. Online, the collection is available for sale in Karmaloop, Streetswag and Bobizzo.

Edgy, realistic, cool and loud – these are attributes you can only find in Dirty Jax clothing. With realistic concepts and truthful ideas, Dirty Jax will always be patronized by those who can handle the truth – while for those who can’t, it’s all in the style.