Born from the heartbeat of Montreal’s Krump community, this collaboration with Montreal Krump Alliance pays homage to one of the culture’s most iconic symbols: the Timberland boot.
Its palette mirrors the authentic suede tones that shaped a generation of dancers. A color that became uniform, armor, and identity.
We pushed the tribute further with boot-style drawstrings, echoing the exact feel you’d find on your Timbs.
The hoodie features a dual-layer screen print on the front. A clean flat print on top, anchored by a textured puff-screen layer beneath it. The result is depth, contrast, and intention in every detail.
Equipped with a double zipper, this piece adapts to you. Layered looks, open silhouettes, cropped fits, your movement decides.
The back showcases a large statement graphic representing Montreal Krump Alliance, paired with a nod to their legendary event Gutta Zone through the phrase “Started From the Gutta.”
It’s a reminder of the origins of this culture, and of the Canadian pioneers who shaped it, practicing in the cold, in the snow, in the grit that built a scene.
It’s history you can wear.
Born from the heartbeat of Montreal’s Krump community, this collaboration with Montreal Krump Alliance pays homage to one of the culture’s most iconic symbols: the Timberland boot.
Its palette mirrors the authentic suede tones that shaped a generation of dancers. A color that became uniform, armor, and identity.
We pushed the tribute further with boot-style drawstrings, echoing the exact feel you’d find on your Timbs.
The hoodie features a dual-layer screen print on the front. A clean flat print on top, anchored by a textured puff-screen layer beneath it. The result is depth, contrast, and intention in every detail.
Equipped with a double zipper, this piece adapts to you. Layered looks, open silhouettes, cropped fits, your movement decides.
The back showcases a large statement graphic representing Montreal Krump Alliance, paired with a nod to their legendary event Gutta Zone through the phrase “Started From the Gutta.”
It’s a reminder of the origins of this culture, and of the Canadian pioneers who shaped it, practicing in the cold, in the snow, in the grit that built a scene.
It’s history you can wear.
