Black Klown Clothier Fall and Winter Collections

Article written by: SoJones Asmara
Posted on: October 16, 2009

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If you read gossip columns religiously or refer to your popular culture knowledge from television, magazines and blogs, good news because now you can actually wear what you read, see or hear about.  Black Klown Clothier -which is made to bring ‘Delight in Darkness’ provides a streetwear line whose motto is ”Respect the Past, Force the Future”.  

 

Their creativity turns daily news into daily wear. Even if you’re not too crazy about today’s headlines, the wit and the intrigue of their designs will make you -or people around you take notice.

After all, they’re the brains behind the popular “RUN DC” tee which features the image of President Barack Obama in a Run-DMC-like get up. The t-shirt has been donned and repped by many celebrities such as DJ Drama, AJ Calloway and Mos Def.

Black Klown Clothier uses all natural dyes made from dehydrated fruits, deceased insects, dried herbs and pressed flowers, so yes, they help preserve the planet.  Prices range from $24.99 to $190.00 for graphic tees and cut and sew pieces.  

SoJones.com’s editors picked these out for your eyes only.  To see the full collection, go to their website: http://blackklownclothier.com.