Beastie Boys Logo Oversized Hoodie
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Largely responsible for taking rap mainstream, the Beastie Boys were founded in New York City in 1981 by a group of arty kids responding to Manhattan’s eclectic downtown music scene. Teaching a generation of fans what it’s like to rhyme and kick their way through Gotham, the legendary trio essentially invented rap-rock and was the first rap album to hit No. 1 on the Billboard 200 charts. ‘Brass Monkey’, ‘No Sleep Till Brooklyn’, and ‘(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (to Party)’ are just a few of the hits from the group that literally no one has ever stopped playing. And just like the three MC’s carved a unique spot for themselves within music history, we know they’ll be doing the same as the newest artists on the Daydreamer roster.
More than a gig memento. Cultivating an aesthetic for the scene, the Beastie Boys logo represents the fresh combo of noisy downtown punk rock meets feisty uptown hip hop that was an instant hit when the Beastie Boys introduced it in the late 80’s. Their deliberately jarring collision of music styles hit a vein in the culture, being iconically hip and funny simultaneously. This classic grey hoodie resembles the MC’s official merch - a timeless choice that gives a nod to the innovators’ legacy. An epic, old school piece that you cannot go wrong with since it’ll pair well with anything you feel like pairing with it. Easy enough, right?
THE SPECS
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Made from a soft cotton blend, with a perfect hand feel and worn in look
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Oversized hoodie meant to have a borrowed from the boys look
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Made by your team of Daydreamers, right here in Los Angeles
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Model is wearing size S
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Size small measurements chest width: 27” length: 22 ¼”
Beastie Boys Logo Oversized Hoodie
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