Come Correct with Correct Clothing

Article written by: Asmara Wreksono
Posted on: November 11, 2009

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The urban streetwear scene is mostly identified with neo-decorative designs when it comes to graphic tees.  You usually see a lot of colors put in one canvas and although there’s a story or philosophy behind every design, sometimes it gets plain confusing.

Meet Correct Clothing, an Indiana-based urban streetwear label with the answer to your search for simplicity.  Correct Clothing offers simple, clean and classy designs.  They don’t go overboard with loud colors, just with the right mixture of patterns, graphics and cuts. In many ways, their collection oozes the sophisticated air one can find only in very few people, maybe Pharrell Williams.

For their fourth season, Correct Clothing plays around with a lot of patterns, school-related prints which are very appropriate for back-to-school season, while staying true to their aim: to create clothes they would want to wear -and hope you would too.

To get a taste of Correct Clothing’s sophisticated minimalism, SoJones.com’s editors have picked out a few examples of their flyness.  Priced between $10.00 to $15.00, the label is not only swagger-correct, it’s also economically-correct for today’s belt-tightening times.  Check their full collection at www.correctclothing.com.