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Description: One of the first "by black people, for black people" hip-hop clothing brands. Incredibly popular among suburban white teenagers in my high school (including myself.) We would "keep it real for the homiez" with the Karl Kanis (shirts, jeans, sweatshirts, boots). Also popular were brands like Cross Colours, Girbaud, JNCO, Timberland, and BOSS. Found at the Chess King and Merry-Go-Round stores in a mall near you. (1992-1995)
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me like duhh - April 12, 2008 - Report this comment
haha "keep it real for the homiez" hah you can tell that your from the 90's. no effense thoo.
FlyCaliGirl - October 27, 2008 - Report this comment
Yes...Karl Kani, Cross Colours, Girbaud, and don't forget Tommy Hilfiger, Yes, Used and Damaged clothing as well...anything baggy and bright was the BOMB! Hahaha
Timmeh - October 20, 2009 - Report this comment
I remember Karl Kani, used to wear it myself. Although in Holland it was more of a late 90's thing.

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