Monday, 27 November 2017
Friday, 3 November 2017
Serpent Urban Clothing- Tracksuits Reviews
Serpent Urban Clothing presents super stylish Tracksuits to rock this season. This unique, one of a kind Tracksuit is stylish, cozy and warm. We use the latest in anti-fade technology this means no matter how many times you wash, the colours will not fade. The unisex pullover and trouser is made from a 100% Polycotton Blend, ensuring that it never looses it shape or needs ironing. Choose from a variety of choicest items on Serpent.com
Available sizes: - XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL
- FREE SHIPPING ON US ORDERS $75+
- NO HASSLE RETURNS
- 110% PRICE MATCH GUARANTEE
- PORTION OF EVERY SALE DONATED TO CHARITY
- MADE USING ECO FRIENDLY INKS AND MATERIALS
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Sunday, 29 October 2017
Serpent Urban Clothing- Hoodie Tees Reviews
Serpent Urban Clothing presents super stylish Hoodie tees to rock this season. This unique, one of a kind hoodie tee is stylish, cozy and warm. We use the latest in anti-fade technology this means no matter how many times you wash, the colours will not fade. The unisex pullover is made from a 100% Polycotton Blend, ensuring that it never looses it shape or needs ironing. Choose from a variety of choicest items on Serpent.com
Available sizes: - XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL
- FREE SHIPPING ON US ORDERS $75+
- NO HASSLE RETURNS
- 110% PRICE MATCH GUARANTEE
- PORTION OF EVERY SALE DONATED TO CHARITY
- MADE USING ECO FRIENDLY INKS AND MATERIALS
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Thursday, 5 October 2017
Sunday, 10 September 2017
NEW Hoodie collection revealed by Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews
NEW Hoodie collection revealed by Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews
Saturday, 3 June 2017
Serpent Urban Clothing "T Shirt of the month" reviews!!
Serpent Urban Clothing reviews the T shirt of the month for all the Urban Art Fans and as June has arrived, you all might have been waiting for your new T shirt for this month. Right?? Well, the wait is not over yet.
SO what should be the T shirt of the month like? Any suggestions? Drop them below.
Thursday, 18 May 2017
Tanks at Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews!!
Dress like the individual you!!
All our vests are made to the highest quality and made to last !
Made using the latest non-fade technology.
This All Over Print design is made with high-quality, 100% spun polyester that delivers the look and feel of organic cotton without ever cracking, peeling, flaking or loosing it's shape. It stays wrinkle and soft to the hand forever, able to withstand summer festivals, late nights and world domination with style and grace.
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Wednesday, 17 May 2017
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Spring Sale at Serpent Urban Clothing!!
Take advantage of the Spring Sale at Serpent Urban Clothing and
shop the Best Stuff for you, your Partner and your Gang!!
Grab your favorite Sweatshirts at a discount of 50 to 60%.
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for more details and amazing Stuff.
Thursday, 11 May 2017
Be Trendy and Smart With Urban Clothing!!
Sam J Loeb sharing some thoughts on Urban Clothing under his article "Being
Smart and Trendy with Urban Clothing" and we feel pride in sharing his
views here. The wide-ranging lines of urban clothing often relate to the
urban culture, especially those that are associated with rap and hip-hop music.
It is often seen that the urban clothes can vary quite significantly in regards
to looks and styles, and can also differ depending on the location or country.
And, it is the younger generation that is most common wearer of this type of
clothing range.Articles of clothing featured in the urban clothes line include
the t-shirts, hoodies, jeans, jackets, and footwear; with many of these items
featuring some very distinct slogans and designs.
In most cases the clothing isn't likely to be formal in nature, but more
as casual everyday wear. A hat in a range of styles is a further feature in
this design range, with many of the clothing accessories designed to complement
a particular type or item of clothing. Pants are likely to be quite loose and
come in a variety of different styles, designs and cuts to enable them to match
a specific taste. Shoes, sneakers, and trainers for men are also wide-ranging
and available in endless different styles.Although widely worn by people from
all walks of life, the urban clothes often relate to creating a unique design
for those believing themselves to be urban and look to highlight this with the
range of clothing. A person thinking they are urban could relate to a range of
situations, such as friendships, background and upbringing, and personal
interests.
All in all, if you are searching for a high-quality and stylish series of
clothing to showcase the appeal of the urban culture, you might well want to
look at the available choices seen in this clothing line. With such a
large-scale of design trends in the clothing range, you shouldn't have a
difficult time sourcing the right quality clothing to match the desired look.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7707918
Saturday, 6 May 2017
Serpent Urban Clothing Review on "Artist Explosion" T Shirt.
At Serpent, we believe in totally original and not-on-the-high-street clothing. Check out "Artist Explosion" T-shirt and flaunt the artist in you.
Dress like the individual you
All our t-shirts are made to the highest quality and made to last!
Made using the latest non-fade technology.
Made using the latest non-fade technology.
This All Over Print design is made with high-quality, 100% spun polyester that delivers the look and feel of organic cotton without ever cracking, peeling, flaking or losing its shape. It stays wrinkle and soft to the hand forever, able to withstand summer festivals, late nights and world domination with style and grace.
GRAB YOURS NOW!Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Check out the Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews on the Best Leggings for this Spring!!
Check out the Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews and some latest style here!! Explore the best leggings for this Spring!!
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Saturday, 29 April 2017
How the Creatures of the Wind Designers Spend Their Sundays
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Although they met in Chicago a decade ago, Shane Gabier, 43, and Christopher Peters, 33, the designers of the clothing line Creatures of the Wind,
are a New York couple these days, living in Lower Manhattan in a prewar
building that was, appropriately enough, originally built to provide
housing for garment industry workers. “Sundays are our only day when we
are physically forced not to work, because our office building is closed
on that day,” Mr. Peters said. “So even if we wanted to come in, you’re
not allowed to. We commit Sundays to actually living our lives.”
HEALTHY HIPPIE FOOD Shane Gabier:
We wake up between 9:30 and 10 a.m. and eat breakfast at home. We eat
pretty much the same thing every day; we have a very well-worn path.
It’s some form of peanut butter and bananas on toast, or chia pudding. Christopher Peters: It’s some sort of healthy hippie food, basically, grains and fruits and nuts and stuff like that.
COFFEE AND CHITCHAT SG: We go to Café Grumpy
for coffee every morning. We’re definitely there by around 11. We
really can’t wait too long or we’ll get a coffee headache. That place is
kind of like “Cheers.” We will always see at least two or three people
we know, hang out for a few minutes and chat.
PRIORITY WORKOUTS SG: Then we walk through Chinatown, through the park between Chrystie and Forsyth, to go to the gym. CP:
There are all the elderly Chinese people playing card games, mah-jongg,
and every other game you can possibly think of. It’s supercool; there
are just people getting really rowdy and playing games. SG: We go to Equinox. The SoHo one is our Sunday one, always. I run; I try and do five to six miles. CG:
I’ve started to get into lifting. Wherever we’re at, we’re at an
Equinox at some point during the day. It’s good to be able to do that
for yourself.
SUSTENANCE SG: After that, we go for brunch. CP: A lot of times we go to Lovely Day, and I always get the same thing. I like a glass of wine after the gym, because it really carries you. SG:
Chris gets the salmon and I get the strawberry pancakes, sometimes with
wine, sometimes without. If we don’t go to Lovely Day, then we’ll go to
Dimes. Dimes is kind of like our go-to place every day. We go to Dimes grocery almost seven days a week for whatever. CP: Food is superimportant. I probably like food about as much as I like clothes. SG: And food is something that we have never skimped on. Whatever happens, we are always eating well, just for general morale.
CULTURE VULTURES SG:
By around 3, if we’re not at home spacing out on the sofa, we go to a
museum. MoMA is my favorite: I love the architecture; I love the
courtyard; I love being up a couple levels and looking over that central
space on the second floor. Then we high-tail it back down to our
neighborhood, on the F train.
Saturday, 22 April 2017
Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews new video about Tracksuits.
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Thursday, 13 April 2017
Monday, 10 April 2017
5 Tips On How To Be An Urban Fashion Trendsetter
An article by Riley Davis and proudly published by serpent urban clothing reviews.
1) Leggings
These bright colored leggings are awesome with a large, baggy top, or a tight black dress. Guaranteed to light up the dance floor, these tight, shiny leggings will make you stand out from the crowd as a stylish urban beauty. These amazing leggings will light your way wherever you go.
2. T-shirts
Suitable for all warm weather climates, everyone ought to have a little variety of thesegraphic men t-shirts. One in light-weight color like white, the other in an exceedingly solid dark color like, and one with fun and cool patterns would be a good begin to the assortment.
3. Hoodies
Hoodies are amazing for urban style. There are new and awesome designs coming up of cool hoodies for both men and women
4. Caps
These awesome urban caps are both subversive and cool. The studded look is in and so when you wear these caps with some leggings and a baggy top, or distressed jeansand hooded jacket., you will be the uber urban guy/girl.
5. Jewelry
There are plenty of choices out there so you can choose jewelery that suit your style and personality, and are guaranteed to add the stylish finishing touch to your look. You cold try gold hoop earrings, along with chains or chokers
Tuesday, 4 April 2017
Friday, 31 March 2017
Hip-hop styles help spawn hot streetwear trend | NY DAILY NEWS
An article published on NY Daily News by Anita M. Samuels on F3b 6, 2013. Proudly sharing at Surpent Urban Clothing Reviews.
First, there were outfits that were once exclusively referred to as “hip hop” clothing. Remember Brooklyn rapper Notorious B.I.G. and his 1994 homage to the then-current urban style?
“Way back, when I had the red and black lumberjack with the hat to match,” he rhymed in his 1994 single “Juicy.”
But times change and tastes change.
In an increasing, multimillion-dollar movement, several seemingly unrelated fashion genres — hip hop’s urban streetwear, skateboarding clothing styles and hipster fashions — have melded, and the resulting fashions are spreading like wildfire around the world and back.
Shoppers at established New York urban fashion retailers, such as Dr. Jay’s, Jimmy Jazz, V.I.M., Portabella, Pretty Girl and Conway’s, look a lot different than they did decades ago. More whites, Asians and other ethnic groups are shopping for the popular clothing, which include baggy and skinny jeans, dresses, footwear, bags, shirts sports team baseball caps and more.
And it’s an international phenomenon. Topstreetwear.com, a website in Stockholm selling pricey urban clothing to shoppers around the globe, is one example of the growing worldwide demand for the fashions.
Back in the day, in the early times of hip-hop style, the fashions included personalized crewneck sweatshirts, Converse sneakers, Kangol bucket hats, name buckles and Cazal sunglasses.
They were popularized by gang members, rappers, break dancers, deejays and drug dealers and millions.
But in the late ’80s and early ’90s, rap aficionados were introduced to a new styles – designer Karl Kani’s oversized baggy jeans; culturally inspired Cross Colours outfits; urban/Ivy League flair of Russell Simmons’ Phat Farm and workwear clothing and boots by Timberland, Carhartt, Dickies, Champion and The Northface.
Hip hop artist Soulja Boy arrives at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta in 2007.
Hip hop artist Soulja Boy arrives at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta in 2007. (Jeff Christensen/AP)
As the fashion evolved, it exploded into an international, multimillion-dollar industry, inspiring Chanel and Isaac Mizrahi.
Widespread demand eventually drew artists such as Jay-Z and Sean Combs into fashion design, while developing a niche market of independent streetwear lines such as Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne’s Black Apple, which is available online at Dr. Jay’s and in stores.
Local retailers have been successful in keeping up with the demand for the trendy apparel and accessories, which have also been embraced by Hollywood on the silver screen as well as in many popular television sitcoms, such as “The Big Bang Theory” and “2 Broke Girls.”
Apart from belts, a few watches and inexpensive bracelets, most stores sell their jewelry online. Jimmy Jazz sells costume bling bracelets, religious icon necklaces, as well as the popular “shamballa” bracelets, stretchy spike bracelets, necklaces and rings.
At Jimmy Jazz’s 125th St. and Lenox Ave. location in Harlem, manager Imram Khan says even his diehard hip-hop customers are following the trend away from old-school baggy to slimmer styles, such as Levis 569s — slimmer, relaxed-fit jeans — for example.
Whether it is men’s military-styled sweaters or peplum dresses from Jimmy Jazz’s brand Decibel, the chain’s reasonable prices provide options for fashion-conscious consumers on a tight budget.
Many shoppers also stock up closet staples such as thermal shirts, leggings, sweaters and plaid shirts. But footwear is something that people are more than willing to pay full price for said Khan, listing sneakers like Jordan Retro 13 sneakers, and boots by Polo, Timberland and Lugz among the popular items.
Anoop Persaud, manager of Dr. Jay’s in Jamaica, Queens, and salesman Naseem Muntaz said they first saw the move from baggy to slimmer around 2004 - 2005.
Jimmy Jazz is located at 125th St. and Lenox Ave. in Harlem.
Jimmy Jazz is located at 125th St. and Lenox Ave. in Harlem. (HAYDEN-ROGER-CELESTIN)
“Now, Rocawear does it, Sean John is doing it, and even the company Champion has tighter track suits,” Persaud observed.
Akademiks shirts, Smoke Rise varsity jackets and anything from rapper Lil’ Wayne’s Trukfit continue to fly off the shelves. DC sneakers and Radii boots also see brisk sales.
Michalad Victor, who was trying on a pair of black patent leather Doc Martin boots, says his clothing is inspired by hip hop.
“I wear it because it’s fashionable,” he said.
For rap fans, today’s slender clothing presents a contrasting view to early images of performers wearing oversized, baggy clothing.
The first incarnation of urban streetwear was said to be Williwear, loose-fitting sportwear by the late designer Willi Smith in 1976.
Although die-hard rap fans may still wear classic baggy clothing, some - due in part to fashion innovators such as music producer Pharrell Williams, co-designer of Billionaire Boys Club/ICE CREAM clothing and rapper Kanye West’s fashions, are also embracing slimmer-fitting, high-end clothing and accessories – many of which are replicated for affordability.
“People like more Italian style,” says Anisur Rahman of Portabella menswear in Queens. “It means they like more fitted clothing, the pants, the shirts, the skinny ties, not the baggy clothing.”
Shoe from Jimmy Jazz.
Shoe from Jimmy Jazz. (HAYDEN-ROGER-CELESTIN)
Some of their biggest sellers are cardigan sweaters, COOGI shirts and colorful blazers, while slim suits and pointy shoes are both experiencing resurgence.
Messenger bags and backpacks were the cornerstone of Brooklyn Industries in 1998; they later added women’s, men’s and children’s attire.
Items in demand include “water tower” logoed outerwear, lifetime warranty bags, women’s button-ups, sweaters and unisex “Brooklyn” hoodies.
Stores around the city do not typically carry the same merchandise, and brands may not always be known by name, but styles are recognizable to consumers. One caveat is that what’s old is new again, whether they are leggings, dolman-sleeve dresses, plaid button-down shirts, camouflage cargo pants or cardigan sweaters. In today’s world, the cyclic hand of fashion dictates that clothing from the past be worn in newfangled ways.
At V.I.M, women’s, colored skinny jeans and leggings in colors, prints and florals by Basic Essentials and Fashion Lab are worn with long or short sheer chiffon blouses from Baby Phat with Dunk Sky High Wedge Sneakers by Nike.
Dresses are often short and include vibrantly colored knits or animal prints, in one-shoulder, sleeveless and sequined styles that can be dressed up or worn casually.
Skirts are in varying lengths, from long maxis and mini “scuba”, plaid “midi” and the current hi-low hem styles from companies such as Nana Fashions.
Cropped jackets with zippers and blazers in leather or wool are also trend-setters.
Graphic T-shirts from Rocawear and Southpole, sports team sweat suits, and Levi jeans continue to be staples.
Toggle coats, military-styled wool, boyfriend sweater peacoats, and varsity jackets all add up to a complete look.
Source - http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/fashion/hip-hop-styles-spawn-hot-streetwear-trend-article-1.1256775
First, there were outfits that were once exclusively referred to as “hip hop” clothing. Remember Brooklyn rapper Notorious B.I.G. and his 1994 homage to the then-current urban style?
“Way back, when I had the red and black lumberjack with the hat to match,” he rhymed in his 1994 single “Juicy.”
But times change and tastes change.
In an increasing, multimillion-dollar movement, several seemingly unrelated fashion genres — hip hop’s urban streetwear, skateboarding clothing styles and hipster fashions — have melded, and the resulting fashions are spreading like wildfire around the world and back.
Shoppers at established New York urban fashion retailers, such as Dr. Jay’s, Jimmy Jazz, V.I.M., Portabella, Pretty Girl and Conway’s, look a lot different than they did decades ago. More whites, Asians and other ethnic groups are shopping for the popular clothing, which include baggy and skinny jeans, dresses, footwear, bags, shirts sports team baseball caps and more.
And it’s an international phenomenon. Topstreetwear.com, a website in Stockholm selling pricey urban clothing to shoppers around the globe, is one example of the growing worldwide demand for the fashions.
Back in the day, in the early times of hip-hop style, the fashions included personalized crewneck sweatshirts, Converse sneakers, Kangol bucket hats, name buckles and Cazal sunglasses.
They were popularized by gang members, rappers, break dancers, deejays and drug dealers and millions.
But in the late ’80s and early ’90s, rap aficionados were introduced to a new styles – designer Karl Kani’s oversized baggy jeans; culturally inspired Cross Colours outfits; urban/Ivy League flair of Russell Simmons’ Phat Farm and workwear clothing and boots by Timberland, Carhartt, Dickies, Champion and The Northface.
Hip hop artist Soulja Boy arrives at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta in 2007.
Hip hop artist Soulja Boy arrives at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta in 2007. (Jeff Christensen/AP)
As the fashion evolved, it exploded into an international, multimillion-dollar industry, inspiring Chanel and Isaac Mizrahi.
Widespread demand eventually drew artists such as Jay-Z and Sean Combs into fashion design, while developing a niche market of independent streetwear lines such as Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne’s Black Apple, which is available online at Dr. Jay’s and in stores.
Local retailers have been successful in keeping up with the demand for the trendy apparel and accessories, which have also been embraced by Hollywood on the silver screen as well as in many popular television sitcoms, such as “The Big Bang Theory” and “2 Broke Girls.”
Apart from belts, a few watches and inexpensive bracelets, most stores sell their jewelry online. Jimmy Jazz sells costume bling bracelets, religious icon necklaces, as well as the popular “shamballa” bracelets, stretchy spike bracelets, necklaces and rings.
At Jimmy Jazz’s 125th St. and Lenox Ave. location in Harlem, manager Imram Khan says even his diehard hip-hop customers are following the trend away from old-school baggy to slimmer styles, such as Levis 569s — slimmer, relaxed-fit jeans — for example.
Whether it is men’s military-styled sweaters or peplum dresses from Jimmy Jazz’s brand Decibel, the chain’s reasonable prices provide options for fashion-conscious consumers on a tight budget.
Many shoppers also stock up closet staples such as thermal shirts, leggings, sweaters and plaid shirts. But footwear is something that people are more than willing to pay full price for said Khan, listing sneakers like Jordan Retro 13 sneakers, and boots by Polo, Timberland and Lugz among the popular items.
Anoop Persaud, manager of Dr. Jay’s in Jamaica, Queens, and salesman Naseem Muntaz said they first saw the move from baggy to slimmer around 2004 - 2005.
Jimmy Jazz is located at 125th St. and Lenox Ave. in Harlem.
Jimmy Jazz is located at 125th St. and Lenox Ave. in Harlem. (HAYDEN-ROGER-CELESTIN)
“Now, Rocawear does it, Sean John is doing it, and even the company Champion has tighter track suits,” Persaud observed.
Akademiks shirts, Smoke Rise varsity jackets and anything from rapper Lil’ Wayne’s Trukfit continue to fly off the shelves. DC sneakers and Radii boots also see brisk sales.
Michalad Victor, who was trying on a pair of black patent leather Doc Martin boots, says his clothing is inspired by hip hop.
“I wear it because it’s fashionable,” he said.
For rap fans, today’s slender clothing presents a contrasting view to early images of performers wearing oversized, baggy clothing.
The first incarnation of urban streetwear was said to be Williwear, loose-fitting sportwear by the late designer Willi Smith in 1976.
Although die-hard rap fans may still wear classic baggy clothing, some - due in part to fashion innovators such as music producer Pharrell Williams, co-designer of Billionaire Boys Club/ICE CREAM clothing and rapper Kanye West’s fashions, are also embracing slimmer-fitting, high-end clothing and accessories – many of which are replicated for affordability.
“People like more Italian style,” says Anisur Rahman of Portabella menswear in Queens. “It means they like more fitted clothing, the pants, the shirts, the skinny ties, not the baggy clothing.”
Shoe from Jimmy Jazz.
Shoe from Jimmy Jazz. (HAYDEN-ROGER-CELESTIN)
Some of their biggest sellers are cardigan sweaters, COOGI shirts and colorful blazers, while slim suits and pointy shoes are both experiencing resurgence.
Messenger bags and backpacks were the cornerstone of Brooklyn Industries in 1998; they later added women’s, men’s and children’s attire.
Items in demand include “water tower” logoed outerwear, lifetime warranty bags, women’s button-ups, sweaters and unisex “Brooklyn” hoodies.
Stores around the city do not typically carry the same merchandise, and brands may not always be known by name, but styles are recognizable to consumers. One caveat is that what’s old is new again, whether they are leggings, dolman-sleeve dresses, plaid button-down shirts, camouflage cargo pants or cardigan sweaters. In today’s world, the cyclic hand of fashion dictates that clothing from the past be worn in newfangled ways.
At V.I.M, women’s, colored skinny jeans and leggings in colors, prints and florals by Basic Essentials and Fashion Lab are worn with long or short sheer chiffon blouses from Baby Phat with Dunk Sky High Wedge Sneakers by Nike.
Dresses are often short and include vibrantly colored knits or animal prints, in one-shoulder, sleeveless and sequined styles that can be dressed up or worn casually.
Skirts are in varying lengths, from long maxis and mini “scuba”, plaid “midi” and the current hi-low hem styles from companies such as Nana Fashions.
Cropped jackets with zippers and blazers in leather or wool are also trend-setters.
Graphic T-shirts from Rocawear and Southpole, sports team sweat suits, and Levi jeans continue to be staples.
Toggle coats, military-styled wool, boyfriend sweater peacoats, and varsity jackets all add up to a complete look.
Source - http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/fashion/hip-hop-styles-spawn-hot-streetwear-trend-article-1.1256775
Thursday, 23 March 2017
Wednesday, 15 March 2017
Jackets - Serpent Urban Clothing
Jackets that you love to buy by Serpent Urban Clothing Reviews.
You can buy these jackets here - https://www.serpenturbanclothing.com/collections/jackets-1
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Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Try on Review of Serpent Urban Clothing
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Serpent Urban Clothing Review by Brittany Simon Beauty.
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