Whenever California fashion is talked about, the main images are casual shirts, tank tops, and jeans that still look incredibly fashionable even on its simplicity under the California blazing sun. California fashion isn’t found only California, though. As long as there’s an Obey clothing line in your area, you’re always welcome to wear clothes the Californian way.
Obey clothing: the starting years
It was in 1986 in Charleston when Frank Shepard Fairey initiated the Street Art campaign. The campaign was named, “Andre the Giant Has a Posse”. It was named after the World Wrestling Federation wrestler Andre the Giant. Stickers and posters with Andre the Giant’s face were distributed. However, this street art campaign was put to a stop in 1994 due to threats of lawsuit because of using the copyrighted name and icon without permission from Andre the Giant himself. This action led to the idea of “OBEYing” signs displayed in the 1988 cult classic film, “They Live”. The OBEY icon was also considered to be an antiauthoritarian image.
Obey clothing today
Today, Obey clothing produces clothes more than just iconic shirts. They have provided tank tops, knits, jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, dresses, pants, shorts, swimwear, bags, jewelry, and accessories.
Through their top wears, the Obey icon is still imprinted. Obey clothing is the perfect clothing line for summer with its loose and comfortable tops. The prices of each are budget friendly to everyone. If you want to wear the Obey icon around, you can get one for as low as $30-50. The other tops cost a lot, though, with prices set at $56-70. Jackets and sweaters are priced at $88-120. Sweatshirts are less expensive. You can get one for as low as $42, and the most expensive one reaches $79. Dresses only cost around $39-58.
Their stylish jumpers and pants would cost you around $89-109 dollars. If you’re planning to wear Obey swimwear for your beach outing, you would only spend $42-89. Shorts only cost $48-68.
Obey clothing also provides different types of bags, wallet, and laptop cases. Their handbags cost around $48-88, laptop cases at $28-79, and wallets at $37. You can also shop for jewelry and accessories from them.
The Obey campaign is still alive today. They create different street art images in their shirts concerning social issues. Such issues raised are pet adoptions, breast cancer awareness, urban roots, and relief goods for Japan after the earthquake.
