NAME DROP

Edition of 50

The NameDrop T-shirt and hoodie was highlighted as best fashion statement and T-shirt of the year in 2009 by Tokion, the Wall Street Journal, Zink, and the New York Times. It sold out in Urban Outfitters and reached stores like the infamous French fashion house Chloé Paris.

The hugely popular tee was showcased by Vanity Fair's George Wayne, Kim Kardashian, and photographer Peter Ruprecht on Fashion's Night Out in NY 2010 and strutted on the runway for the first time for their highly anticipated sold-out Skrapper fashion show by a then unknown undiscovered Shaun Ross, who went on to become one of the most famous male models in NY history.

Inspired by the 2009 Skrapper Fashion Show collaboration with Red Bull and the New York downtown scene, Name Drop celebrates the growth of social media, branding, and all the name-dropping influencers, cultural icons, artists, and athletes who defined an era. Created in 2023, this piece captures the energy and attitude of the streets where art, fashion, and sports collide.

Part of Quigley's ongoing exploration of celebrity culture and the power of recognition in contemporary society. Skrapper has participated in 11 fashion shows during New York and LA Fashion Week. The brand seeks collaborations with other brands and is excited to continue expanding its mission to work with other artists of all walks of life.

See the Skrapper Fashion Show Press for pics.

Hand-signed, artist-supervised, archival museum-quality print. Limited edition of 50.