Another Milestone.
Clint 419 continues to grab the streetwear bull by the horns as the impossible to pin down creative continues to stride ahead of the competition, with this latest effort with 21 Savage’s Slaughter Gang adding to his plethora of achievements.
Going viral every other day, Clint 419 and Corteiz are very much used to being in the spotlight, and this latest collaborative effort is one of their most high-profile joint projects to date. The infrequent collaborators are starting to include more wide-reaching collaborations in their product line-ups, with recent releases alongside artist Simon Wheatley and streetwear titans Supreme drawing a line in the sand. Tapping 21 Savage and his record label, known as Slaughter Gang, Corteiz took to a London butchers over the weekend to stay firmly on theme, enlisting well-known photographer Henry Goodfellow to document the one day pop-up store. As expected, a range of garments were put on offer over the counters of the bloody and re-branded butchers storefront, with co-branded red and black tracksuits, t-shirts, jerseys, and balaclavas being available to the public.
Take a look at what went down at the Corteiz x Slaughter Gang pop-up shop here.
