Last Rights Clothing Interview

Article written by: SoJones Asmara
Posted on: August 11, 2009

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Haven’t heard of Last Rights Clothing? Don’t worry, you will. The flashy, Miami-based streetwear line knows how to take full advantage of both their glammed up hometown and their connections to hot artists like Kid Cudi and Poe Boy, both featured in recent over-the-top photo shoots for Last Rights that look fit for a Puff or a Jay-Z. Get the full story on how the Miami police recently thought the Last Rights CEO was a little too pimp for his own good, and took him into custody after they mistook his photo shoot for drug trafficking in progress.

SoJones TV caught up with brand rep Stephanie Ortiz from Last Rights to get the inside look at their latest collection, which emphasizes high-quality material and detail-oriented designs.  Here’s what you should look out for in the Last Rights lineup:

• The simple but made of money YES tee
• Soldier t-shirt
• Waterproof windbreaker
• Discreet logos on their simpler fashion pieces

You can get the featured Last Rights products from your favorite online retailer: Karmaloop. 

The Yes Tee in Black, $40.00

The Plane Girl Tee in White, $40.00

The War Profiteers Tee, $40.00