Rooted in skateboarding, punk, and the city's less respectable corners, the brand serves up a steady diet of blasphemy, bad decisions, cheap laughs, and graphics your mother probably wouldn't approve of.
Religious iconography gets dragged through the mud, childhood nostalgia takes a wrong turn, and American pop culture gets the middle finger. N...
Rooted in skateboarding, punk, and the city's less respectable corners, the brand serves up a steady diet of blasphemy, bad decisions, cheap laughs, and graphics your mother probably wouldn't approve of.
Religious iconography gets dragged through the mud, childhood nostalgia takes a wrong turn, and American pop culture gets the middle finger. Nothing is sacred, everything is fair game. Paradise NYC operates somewhere between a bootleg T-shirt stand, a back-alley skate spot, and a late-night television broadcast gone horribly wrong.
It's offensive, occasionally stupid, and entirely intentional. The kind of clothing that makes strangers stare and concerned parents cross the street.
Why We Love Paradise NYC
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New Filth: Born somewhere between L.A., Miami and New's skate scene, underground culture, and general disregard for good behaviour.
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Questionable Graphics: Blasphemy, twisted nostalgia, political satire, and imagery that probably shouldn't be on a T-shirt.
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Bad Taste, Good Clothes: Graphic-heavy streetwear with a healthy appreciation for the absurd. Nice Heavyweight tees.
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No Sacred Cows: Religion, authority, and pop culture all get equal treatment.
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Independent & Unfiltered: No inspirational messages, no corporate polish, and absolutely no interest in making everybody happy.
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