King Apparel Clothing, UK, King Apparel T-Shirts and Jackets + Hoodies, Cardigans and Other Streetwear by King

Brand History
King Apparel is arguably the UK's premier street brand. Pushing the boundaries of credibility and distinction, King clothing has the streets on smash and continues to set the standards by which others follow. Founded in 2003, its creators were brought together through a shared goal. To create an apparel brand, reflective of the creative freedom of their own lifestyle and culture. From the skate scene, the grime and hip-hop movements to the underground world of street art and street wear heads, King clothing represents the eclectic mix of British youth and subculture.

All garments and accessories are limited to exclusive runs of just 400 pieces with a strict 'no re-runs and no repeats' policy! King clothing was also the first worldwide brand to work exclusively alongside New Era Cap. The independently designed 5950 fitted caps have specialized and exclusive design modifications that no one else produces, with direct cap hook up's also available to match all outerwear pieces.

5 Pointz has been representing the king clothing brand for years now and continues to have the latest exclusive product that king clothing are producing. 5 pointz stocks the whole King Apparel range from New Era Caps to matching hoodies. So if your a big King fan there is no need to look any further than us.

Recent King Apparel News
We've just got the biggest drop of King Apparel gear for quite a while and it up to their usual standard of quality materials and clean, crisp design. There's a load of dope tees in this lot -some we've seen before, some brand spanking new.

The 'Defy' print with it's cloud outline and coloured rain drops has been a winner for several seasons now and this latest version has already been flying out of the shop in all three colour-ways. Another diamond design that has been re-worked over several seasons is the 'Authentic', with it's intricate crest surrounding King's crown logo. The blue version features a light blue print with a thin white outline, which really brings out the artwork.

The 'Signature' tee is a perfect example of how minimal design is often all you need to make a really fresh t shirt. The artwork is just a wandering line that ends in a scripted 'K'. Simple. Job done. This design also comes on a pretty tasty crew.

One of the afore-mentioned brand new designs is the 'Krest' tee that also features the well-known curvy 'K' of King, but this time decorated with classical ornate natural shapes. The dark blue of the print sits just right on the marl grey.

The 'East London' snapback cap that we recieved from King earlier this year, which was clearly inspired by the retro LA KIngs pro-sports graphics that was all the rage in the period of NWA and 'Boyz 'n da Hood'. The new 'Independent' tee is inspired by the same Compton gangster era, with it's chunky military typeface and monotone print.

A wicked design that is unlike anything King usually produce is the 'Duster' tee. It features two pixelated fists, one with 'KING' tattooed onto the knuckle and the other with a four finger gold ring on it. It's a really punchy look. Ho di ho.