CLIPSE Engineered by Carhartt WIP
Iconic Virginia hip-hop duo CLIPSE have collaborated with Carhartt WIP on an exclusive capsule collection, celebrating the release of their new album – Let God Sort Em Out – and forthcoming global tour.
Drawing aesthetic parallels with the duo’s work, the capsule is defined by a minimal palette and classic, no-nonsense silhouettes. It includes an OG Detroit Jacket constructed from black denim with subtle tonal detailing. The album title appears boldly on the reverse, while the chest bears a logo lock-up. An OG Active Jacket, made from heavyweight Dearborn Canvas, also appears in the collection. Again, it features a black palette with white graphic accents, such as embroidery on the chest, and a stepped-on ‘C’ Logo on the reverse.
The collection also includes two graphic t-shirts – available in both black and white – as well as a hoodie and a sweatshirt. Each item draws from the visual identity of Let God Sort Em Out, while deftly incorporating iconography from both Carhartt WIP and CLIPSE.
Let God Sort Em Out is the latest release by Pusha T and Malice, as the two brothers reunite for their first collaborative project since 2009. The album is produced by Pharrell Williams, whose work with Chad Hugo, under the production duo’s Neptunes moniker, helped shape the sparse, skeletal sound of seminal CLIPSE releases such as Hell Hath No Fury (2006) and Lord Willin’ (2002). But while the formula may feel reassuringly familiar, Let God Sort Em Out eschews nostalgia to deliver a project that feels finely-tuned, cohesive, and above all, urgent.
