Spider-Man Streetwear Collection by Civil Regime Features Comic Artwork

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Spider-Man Streetwear Collection by Civil Regime Features Comic Artwork

Los Angeles based streetwear brand Civil Regime has collaborated with Marvel on an expansive new Spider-Man collection inspired by archival comic artwork and the character’s home borough of Queens. The collection is available to preview now on CivilClothing.com and will be released on July 24 at 12 p.m. PST, a week before Spider-Man: Brand New Day hits theaters.

Civil Regime x Spider-Man

Civil Regime visited Queens to shoot the Spider-Man collection and celebrate the character’s roots. Every piece pulls from archival Marvel comic artwork, reimagined through Civil Regime’s premium construction, collector details, and storytelling.

Los Angeles based streetwear brand Civil Regime has collaborated with Marvel on an expansive new Spider-Man collection inspired by archival comic artwork and the character's home borough of Queens.

“We didn’t want to make merch. We wanted to make something you’d still be proud to own ten years from now. That’s why we flew to New York. That’s why we obsessed over every comic reference. We treated this like a love letter to Spider-Man and Queens,” said Dustin Sakr, Founder of Civil Regime.

Highlights of the collection include the Amazing Fantasy all-over print tee ($55) and premium varsity jackets ($160). A t-shirt box set ($250) includes five “199X” tees inspired by vintage tees from the ’90s featuring Spider-Man and Ghost-Spider artwork. There are also tees featuring the Punisher, Hulk, and Dr. Doom.

Pullover hoodies include the red “Parker Forever” sweatshirt ($95) with blue lace embroidery. There is also a denim jacket ($200), jeans ($200), track apparel, headwear, and cat suits.

Another box set ($500) includes an exclusive backpack, sticker pack, two notebooks, zip-up hoodie, and sweatpants.

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