Hip Hop Style Street Wear, Slogan & Statement T-Shirts, Hoodies & More Launched!
May 4, 2023
Jaleja Products a new, 'family run' online apparel retailer, has launched a new collection of Hip Hop and music inspired street wear.
Riverdale, United States - May 4, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The new street wear store has been founded by a husband and wife duo who want to share their passion for music, culture, sports, and soulful street style. Called Jaleja Products, the online store represents the shared vision of LP and Jacinta, two individuals who have cultivated a strong presence in the arts and music scene since they first met in Boston in 1980. With their newest venture, the music loving duo is on a mission to craft high quality streetwear threads that feature one of a kind images, slogans and messages for fellow music lovers, as well as for anyone who has an interest in culture, sports, and living a grateful and conscious life.
More information is available at https://jalejaproducts2.myspreadshop.com/
Jaleja Products knows that in 2023 people really want to wear their truth and they believe that their new statement t-shirts, hoodies and accessories are a conversation starter that can unite like minded individuals. In particular, with their latest collection, LP and Jacinta are reaching out to individuals who are passionate about music and music history.
The leading piece in their new collection is their new ‘Birth of Hip Hop’ design. In time for the 50th anniversary of the music genre, which will be celebrated this year, Jaleja Products’ colorful and eye grabbing new design features an image of the legendary Gene Anderson, a musician, producer, and author responsible for promoting some of the first hip hop and rap tracks ever recorded.
Also in music, the brand has two new playful and tongue in cheek music themed designs called ‘I Want to Sax You Up’ and ‘Bass Lives Matter’.
Other new designs that shoppers can choose from focus on sports, with one popular new style being the brand’s ‘Nope!’ design, which channels the line made famous by basketball legend Hakeem Olajuwon. In their growing gratitude and consciousness collection, Jaleja Products also has a new ‘Stay Woke’ design, which they recommend to any equality advocate.
With all of their apparel, Jaleja Products seeks to combine playful, uplifting and unique messages and styles, made with high quality fabrics and in an array of cuts, shapes, and fits. All the brand’s new t-shirts and hoodies can be selected in a rainbow array of colors, with neutrals, pastels, and bold hues all available.
A spokesperson for the new online store said, “Our mission is to provide our customers and clients the best we have to offer in uplifting entertainment, apparel and literature. Much more than that, our products are soul inspired and heart driven… creating great feelings, great thoughts and great lives.”
Jaleja Products also wants shoppers to know that they have a charitable mission and are working alongside several community groups, including youth mentoring, music programs and high school sports teams.
More details can be found at https://www.facebook.com/Jalejaproducts
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Contact Info:
Name: Lekan Parsons
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Organization: Jaleja Products
Address: 24 Rivercrest Ct, Riverdale, GA 30274, United States
Phone: +1-678-772-7915
Website: https://jalejaproducts2.myspreadshop.com/
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