Hyphy Hoodies
Description: A mashup of the north and the thizz face, with legendary Steph Curry. Thizz face origins go back to the late bay area rapper, Mac Dre, who or made it a song. Thizz face is the face you make as if you're smelling piss or something really stinky and you do it when your giggin' (dancing) because the song slaps (goes hard).
Description: Bay Area girls can show their roots with bold She From The Bay typography. Designed for Oakland, San Francisco, NorCal, and California locals, this statement celebrates hometown pride and the unmistakable energy of The Bay. A strong choice for anyone who carries Bay Area culture wherever they go.
Description: A bold bootleg-style hip-hop caricature featuring a Bay Area rap figure in red football fan gear, oversized beanie, tinted glasses, gold jewelry, hand pose, baggy black pants, red-and-white sneakers, and vintage streetwear attitude. Perfect for Bay Area hip-hop fans, old-school rap lovers, football tailgate outfits, red-and-gold fanwear, music nostalgia, and bootleg sports-meets-rap graphic tees.
Description: Cool cartoon caricature graphic design featuring West Coast hip-hop legend Mac Dre throwing up the iconic Thizz sign with gold grillz and studded sunglasses! Perfect t-shirt for fans of Bay Area rap, 90s and 2000s West Coast hip-hop culture, Hyphy movement, and street art style illustrations.
Description: IM=™ CLOTHING LINE "ONG (On GOD)" series #6 highlighting the Book of Leviticus 19v27 x "JN4L (Jackin’ Negus For Lyrics)" series #18 collaboration featuring E40 ft. Keak Da Sneak-Tell Me When To Go-lyrics https://www.facebook.com/flammbayclothing/posts/pfbid0UGGcKbVdMMB8YRpZWNeHX6UoS8K2xxWLcA2Dq7FaFbWo6BFU9YUNAX9Tcp3rM1Lal
Description: A bold vintage-style Bay Area hip-hop tribute design celebrating Oakland flavor, slick talk, independent hustle, and West Coast rap legacy. Featuring a distressed cream-on-black portrait poster style, gritty halftone texture, editorial details, and hand-painted “Got Armorall on my tongue, I talk slick” lettering. Perfect for fans of Bay Area rap, Oakland music culture, hyphy-era nostalgia, classic hip-hop, and vintage streetwear.
