Joey Bada$$ Releases First Signature Collection With PONY

Rapper and PONY creative director Joey Bada$$ has released his first signature collection with the brand — a four-piece capsule featuring apparel and a branded sneaker.

His highly anticipated range includes a yellow long-sleeve tee, red short-sleeve tee and gray crewneck. While the “Infinity (888)” rapper worked with Pony on sneakers in 2017, this marks his first signature sneaker for the brand.

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The Pony + Joey Bada$$ campaign was produced by <a href="https://footwearnews.com/t/urban-outfitters/&quot; id="auto-tag_urban-outfitters" data-tag="urban-outfitters" >Urban Outfitters</a>.
CREDIT: Courtesy of Pony

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Pony + Joey Bada$$ Topstar Lo Lux sneaker.
CREDIT: Courtesy of Pony

“Making clothing to pair with my Bada$$ sneaker was the natural next step in my partnership with PONY. I can’t wait to see people on the streets rocking head-to-toe gear from the collection,” he said in a statement.

After fronting the Topstar campaign last summer (along with designing a shoe collection), the Brooklyn, N.Y., native became the label’s first creative director in December.

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Pony + Joey Bada$$ Topstar Lo Lux sneaker.
CREDIT: Courtesy of Pony

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The PONY + Joey Bada$$ Topstar Lo Lux comes in a rich burgundy leather. It features the “Bada$$” logo on the outer panel, tonal laces and a rubber outsole.

The shoes are available for $75 at Urban Outfitters stores and Pony.com.

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Joey Bada$$ models pieces from his signature PONY collection.
CREDIT: Courtesy of Pony

“Joey Bada$$ is on the edge of what’s emerging in culture, music, fashion and lifestyle, and it made sense for PONY to extend our partnership with Joey, a true ‘Product of New York,’” said Jamie Cygielman, CMO and EVP of PONY parent Iconix Brand Group.

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