hoodies karl kani
S / HEATHER - $ 125.00 S / BLACK - $ 125.00 M / HEATHER - $ 125.00 M / BLACK - $ 125.00 L / HEATHER - $ 125.00 L / BLACK - $ 125.00 XL / HEATHER - $ 125.00 XL / BLACK - $ 125.00 2XL / HEATHER - $ 125.00 2XL / BLACK - $ 125.00 3XL / HEATHER - $ 125.00 3XL / BLACK - $ 125.00 S / NAVY - $ 155.00 S / WHITE - $ 155.00 S / MINT - $ 155.00 S / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 M / NAVY - $ 155.00 M / WHITE - $ 155.00 M / MINT - $ 155.00 M / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 L / NAVY - $ 155.00 L / WHITE - $ 155.00 L / MINT - $ 155.00 L / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 XL / NAVY - $ 155.00 XL / WHITE - $ 155.00 XL / MINT - $ 155.00 XL / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 2XL / NAVY - $ 155.00 2XL / WHITE - $ 155.00 2XL / MINT - $ 155.00 2XL / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 3XL / NAVY - $ 155.00 3XL / WHITE - $ 155.00 3XL / MINT - $ 155.00 3XL / BURGUNDY - $ 155.00 The Gates Trademark Hoodie is the iconic garment that comes to mind when you think Karl Kani.
As decades pass, this hoodie never goes out of style. Rock it like our idols Tupac, Biggie, and Aaliyah did back in the 90's. Made of heavy weight fleece, this garment is quality. It boasts the iconic two - tone Trademark embroidery and the Trademark hand - polished matte gold plate with leather backing. S - $ 165.00 M - $ 165.00 L - $ 165.00 XL - $ 165.00 2XL - $ 165.00 3XL - $ 165.00Karl KaniTHE ORIGINATOR ... taking over the corner of Fairfax & Melrose, Los Angeles 10-7-16 exclusive 90's vintage eventKarl KaniTBT . Here's a classic throwback from 1993 my first footwear commercial featuring Pete Rock & CL Smooth . Posted by See allKarl Kani added 3 new photos. " representing BK to the fullest " Karl Kani Karl KaniA month in review . Great event on 11-11 with my man Nipsey Hussle The story of how urban street wear started must be told . We are doing this "FOR THE CULTURE " LOVE to all the artist and Kool people that came out .. NEW YEARS EVE event coming soon ..
Crenshaw's finest will be having a listening party & Kani will be having a fashion event .. don't miss it .. click on link for info to attend .. Karl Kani http://bit.ly/karlnipseyThe Resurrection Karl Kani x Nipsey Hussle x DOM Gallery – domgalleryKarl Kani"DOIN' IT FOR THE CULTURE " 11-11-16. Karl Kani http://bit.ly/karlnipseyThe Resurrection Karl Kani x Nipsey Hussle x DOM Gallery – domgalleryKarl KaniMAN .. RIP TOMMY 🙏🏿 you'll be missed . All love representing from day 1... KKPosted by Karl KaniThe RESURRECTION tour coming to you're city soon ... Karl KaniPosted by Karl Kani shared Karl Kani's live video.CNN dropped by the studio yesterday ...stay tuned.Posted by Karl KaniLast week Ariana Grande served us major Karl Kani vintage vibes on the Ellen show...What vintage pieces would you personally bring out of the vault? Let us know! 💯 /social/wcw/Who wears Kani : #WCW | Karl KaniKarl Kani added 2 new photos.we're loving these miniature sculptures from Plastic Cell - mad creativity and art! 💯Ka
/collections/womensWomens – Karl KaniKarl Kani shared Big Boy's photo.Wow.ippjr is in the neighborhood and we can't get over how much he looks like # 😳🙏🏽 #Big Boy with Jo Nelson.Wow. @dshippjr is in the neighborhood and we can't get over how much he looks like # 😳🙏🏽 #Karl Kani shared their post.Great experience for Karl Kani doing the vintage wardrobe for this epic movie that's about to release soon. Our good friend Demetrius Shipp JR who plays TUPAC in this movie did an amazing job . Can't wait for the world to see this ..Karl KaniBe original. # "Today is the 20th anniversary of the death of # Shakur. Considerin Teaser for the Tupac Biopic 'All Eyez on Me' Is Here There are no products matching the selection. Karl Kani (; born Carl Williams on May 23, 1968, Brooklyn, New York City) is the fashion designer, founder and CEO of the Hip Hop fashion brand Karl Kani. At age 16, Carl Williams started designing clothes after learning the essential handcraft at his father's company.
[2] He never studied tailoring or design, but he had flair for coming up with unusual concepts. He would buy material and tell a tailor exactly how he wanted his garments to look. "For a relatively small sum", as he put it, "I had a fresh outfit that nobody had." After seeing him on the scene in local clubs, men started asking for a Carl Williams' outfit of their own. Soon he was taking his first orders in his car. The death of one of his close friends inspired some deep contemplation. "It made me think about life differently", he added " I thought I should really do something positive." In 1989 he headed to Los Angeles where he and a good friend opened a clothing shop on Crenshaw Boulevard.[5] They made no profit at this location and after the shop was robbed, they moved to Hollywood where he started selling catalogs for $2 that he and his partner had put together. They only made profit from the catalog sales and did not sell any clothes. He decided to take out an advertisement in Right On!
Magazine, but that did not jumpstart sales. After watching The Today Show, he had the idea of paying a friend in New York to make a sign with his label's name on it and hold it up during the taping of the show. The idea worked as people started calling and orders began to come in.[6] In addition to working with a mainstream color selection Williams modified the baggy pants that had become the basis of street fashion. According to Williams black people never liked tight fitting jeans.[7] They would always buy a bigger size but then the waist would be too big, so he decided to increase the pant size. In 1994, Williams used $500,000 in profits to launch his company "Karl Kani Infinity".[4] In addition to his old partners, Kani now faced a marketing onslaught from hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons's Phat Farm and a number of mainstream clothiers. Kani also had reason to worry that his involvement in Cross Colours might taint his operation in the minds of retailers. "I expected some resistance," Kani himself averred.
"A major turning point for me was when retailers accepted us back into the market." Staying ahead of fashion counterfeiters who aped his signature and sold cheaper versions of his clothes, Kani began fastening a metal-and-leather plate to his product.[8] After some resistance from the people who made the plates, Kani decided to go ahead with it and it turned out to be his best-selling jeans ever. A sister brand, Kani Ladies was launched in 2001. The idea for the Big & Tall line came to Kani after numerous conversations with National Basketball Association stars, who complained that they could not fit into much of his merchandise. Big and tall people are just as fashion-conscious so Karl launched his line in mid-1995 in Big & Tall stores around the country. Carl Williams, the son of a Costa Rican mom and Panamanian dad, comes from a modest family from Brooklyn, New York.[10] Young Karl dreamt of combining his passion for Hip Hop music and fashion. During Williams's rough start in Los Angeles the question that had obsessed him for years, "Can I do it?", remained unanswered.