Stampd has unveiled a new collection of '90s-inspired ‘LA Counterculture’ graphic apparel, taking inspiration from the Oakland Raiders, the LA Kings, and various hip-hop and football motifs. The collection comprises T-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, and jerseys; all finished with different graphic designs, textures, and typography. Standout pieces include a vibrant zebra print cardigan, an all-black drip-effect crewneck, long-sleeve designs of Chris Stamp’s dog Baxter, and Los Angeles sports jerseys.
Multiple pieces in the collection adopt barbed wire or gothic detailing, while others feature graffiti-style motifs that reference LA’s street art scene. The collection embodies LA's streetwear aesthetic and incorporates edgy, gothic accents. The West Coast-inspired ‘LA Counterculture’ collection is now available on Stampd’s website.
LA-Focused Graphic Streetwear
Stampd Showcases the '90s-Themed 'LA Counterculture' Capsule
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