Dope Canadian clothing is what you get when you combine some of the hottest rappers the Great White North has to offer with a forward-thinking clothing designer. Canada’s man-of-the-minute Rich Kidd combines with Tona, Adam Bomb and streetwear designer Bryan Espiritu of TheLegendsLeague to create some of the cleanest urban clothing you’ll see this side of the Niagara Falls.
The clothing line, called Naturally Born Strangers, features big fonts and bold design choices. Five-panel hats with zebra print on the side and mossy green letters in bold type covering the back of a slick black tee are just part of what you can expect from the ambitious line.
The clothing will be offered at a pop-up shop when the group, led by Rich Kidd, take over Toronto’s MOD club where they will be having a special performance to not only celebrate the clothing line but Rich Kidd’s newest album drop of the same name.
Urban Canadian Clothing Lines
Toronto’s Finest Bring Some Canuck Flair to the Masses
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