Obey Clothing is an extension of Shepard Fairey's artistic work, another canvas to spread his message. Obey Clothing garments embody the spirit of punk rock and skateboarding, drawing inspiration from military and classic workwear designs, as well as the cultural elements surrounding Shepard Fairey's creative process.
Shepard Fairey began his work as a creator in 1989 when he used the image of actor and wrestler André the Giant in a series of stickers that unexpectedly sparked a debate about public space and the meaning of an element that originally did not have one.
Since then, his career has evolved in various formats, ranging from stencils to large murals, always with a dose of social criticism and humanistic advocacy that employs advertising mechanisms to convey his message.
Workwear, Military Inspiration, and Graphic Design
In 2001, Obey Clothing was born, featuring garments with a clear influence from graffiti, workwear, and military inspiration. The collection includes cotton t-shirts and accessories with designs inspired by Fairey's work, offering updated streetwear styles that, in a way, Shepard Fairey helped create.
Obey Clothing at FOOTDISTRICT
The universe of Shepard Fairey takes center stage in the Obey Clothing collection available at FOOTDISTRICT, offering basic t-shirts and accessories that directly connect with his legacy, as well as new garments and styles in pants, sweatshirts, and jackets. Visit our Obey Clothing store at FOOTDISTRICT and explore our selection.
