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Felonious Brand Fall 2009 collection and lookbook now available.
Los Angeles lifestyle apparel company Felonious Brand, LLC. releases new Fall 2009 collection and lookbook. Available at Southern California’s finest shops and boutiques.
Los Angeles, CA. October 14th, 2009 — What started off as a local t-shirt company in 2003, by freelance designer Alex Ramos, has now grown into a legitimate full range clothing brand after a few successful releases. With the newest Fall 2009 collection, and plans to release Denim, Outerwear, and New Era fitteds, Felonious Brand looks to establish themselves in some of Southern California’s top clothing boutiques. Inspired by the past but directed towards the future, each design produced by Felonious Brand is with the intent to keep the funk alive, as well as to inspire the next generation of young creatives.
About Felonious Brand:
At the surface, Felonious Brand is a clothing company that delivers bold, often subversive graphics, and strong designs to a worldwide fan base. Look deeper and you will find a company not run by industry elite or an overseas corporation only interested in investment returns, but a 100% independently owned and operated lifestyle apparel company who’s roots run deep within the Skate, Hip-Hop, and Arts community in the Los Angeles area. Felonious Brand is now comprised of a dynamic group of individuals who seek to create an alternative choice for clothing in reaction to the lack of relevant designs and personal feel of major clothing brands.
About the Designer:
Felonious Brand was founded by Los Angeles based artist/designer Alex Ramos. Growing up in Southern California and fed up with cultural ignorance and mainstream ideology, Alex created Felonious Brand to represent the lifestyle of multi-cultural youth through clean and thoughtful designs, paired with high quality materials and professional execution. Having a background in Graffiti and Turntablism, as well as designing for companies like Mixwell and 9Grand, Alex explains “It’s only natural for me to represent my culture in the dopest way possible, and the medium just happens to be clothing.”
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