TeeRoy's 2 Cents:
- Wu-Wear was the first hip-hop brand to be featured in the window displays at Macy’s 34th Street.
- Grant said part of Wu Wear’s re-entry is to fight off pirating that’s filled the void for Wu-Tang Clan’s absence from the fashion game. Counterfeit versions of the group’s W logo are popping up at flea markets, bodegas and online retailers like eBay and Amazon.
- The group hopes to tour and record this year.
- MZA, who was that? Ayo, the Wu is back.
- Get ready to say it with your chest.
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RZA and crew are teaming up with Live Nation to relaunch the classic clothing line featuring the iconic emblem.
Originally launched in 1995, Wu Wear was one of hip-hop’s first clothing lines and was sold at major retailers like Macy's and Bloomingdale's until being discontinued in 2008. Nearly a decade later and nearing the 25th anniversary of the release of the group's iconic 1993 album Enter The Wu-Tang Clan: 36 Chambers, RZA and Oliver "Power" Grant have revived the brand for 2017 with new designs and high-end items. (Billboard)