Atlanta-based streetwear company, Players Preferred Apparel & Accessories debuts its second release this summer just in time for Back to School shopping. Following along with the theme of custom designed patterns, this release includes a new snapback cap, t-shirt, and bandana in an array of vibrant colors. Staying true to its mantra of "Make a statement without saying a word," each article features a powerful statement that embodies confidence and purpose. It's ideal for the high school or college student who exudes positivity and leadership.
Also attracted to this brand are the streetwear fashionistas looking for that clean yet edgy look.
The first of the Soldiers of Fortune Collection has been released as a snapback cap available in several combinations: black/white/red, navy blue/red/white, and gold/navy. It has a military feel offered in two variations; the cut and sew design for the cap aficionado looking to expand his collection or the print design for the consumer who likes to accessorize. Be on the lookout for more pieces from this collection throughout the year.
Also debuting in this release is the "Players Preferred Crest Tee." This design truly reflects the brand's boast of being "The Classic Look of Hip Hop America." Options include: red tee with navy lettering, white cotton v-neck with royal blue lettering, and black tee with white lettering.
"Because I believe it's the accessories that truly bring everything together, I couldn't resist introducing another color option to our line of custom bandanas," says Owner/Creative Director Veezie Forbes. The new yellow and navy print bandana is a complement to the Players Preferred "Superman" t-shirt and also the "PP Republic" t-shirt released earlier this summer. "I get excited with every release. I look forward to being able to give the Players Preferred customers something special and monumental every time," says Veezie.
On Sunday, August 18, 2013, Players Preferred will be showcasing apparel and accessories at The Solezeum Sneaker Convention being held at the W Hotel in downtown Atlanta.
