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Same 1990s hip-hop lineage, baggy denim and script logos
What changes: Fashion label heritage rather than artist merch; denim-led
Brand profile
Wu-Tang Clan's 1995-founded apparel line, built on bat-logo tees, hoodies and headwear, relaunched in 2017 with Live Nation Merchandise.
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Launched in 1995 by Wu-Tang Clan co-founder Oliver "Power" Grant, it was among the earliest artist-owned hip-hop clothing labels rather than licensed tour merch.
Nearly everything — tees, hoodies, sweatpants, jerseys, denim, headwear — carries the Wu-Tang bat, including reissued graphics from the original 1990s runs.
Dropped by major retailers in 2008, the line returned in 2017 through Grant, RZA and Live Nation Merchandise, and now sells mainly via Wu-Tang's own webstore.
88% matchSame 1990s hip-hop lineage, baggy denim and script logos
What changes: Fashion label heritage rather than artist merch; denim-led
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What changes: Skate/art crossover and more seasonal collections
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What changes: LA luxury-rap posture, no artist affiliation
68% matchCrew-built label, heavyweight logo hoodies tied to a music scene
What changes: Contemporary Toronto/Caribbean identity, smaller range
Wu Wear is the apparel line of Staten Island rap group Wu-Tang Clan, launched in 1995 by co-founder Oliver "Power" Grant as one of the first artist-owned hip-hop clothing labels. The range applies the Wu-Tang bat logo to T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, jerseys, denim and headwear in 1990s-cut silhouettes, alongside reissues of original 1990s graphics. Dropped by major retailers in 2008, it relaunched in 2017 via a partnership between Grant, RZA and Live Nation Merchandise, and sells mainly through Wu-Tang's official webstore. Grant died in February 2026.