RZA Commemorates 25th Anniversary of 'Enter The 36th Chamber' with Wu Wear Relaunch
The iconic streetwear line will return in 2018
It's been almost a decade since Wu-Wear, a clothing line launched by the Wu-Tang Clan, was discontinued.
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Initially launched in 1995, Wu Wear set the mold for branding and merchandising opportunities in hip-hop, widening the impact and influence of the culture with each tee and crewneck sold. Now, as the Wu-Tang Clan's rugged and raw debut, Enter The 36th Chamber, hit its quarter-century milestone, the fabled fashion label is set to make a return. According to The FADER, a capsule collection is making its debut this week in Las Vegas, with an eye on spring/summer 2018 for the full line relaunch. In non-fashion Wu news, the group's 1-of-1, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, could finally see the light of day in the wake of Martin Shkreli's recent indictment on three counts of fraud. He'll likely serve a minimal sentence, but a seizure of assets is imminent.
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Hit the link below for more information and updates on the Wu Wear reboot. In the meantime, you can dive down RZA's sampling archive in a dedicated installment of our Cheat Sheet playlist series.