Collections

There are no seasonal Crooks and Castles collections in this store. The range is grouped by garment and by graphic, which is how most people shop it: you notice a design first, then decide whether you want it on a hoodie, a tee or a sweatshirt. That makes the category pages the easiest way in. Each one holds one type of garment, so the hoodies page shows every fleece hoodie whatever the graphic, and the t-shirts page shows every cotton jersey tee. If you already know the design you want, look for it by name; if you know the garment, start from its category.

The Graphics and Where to Find Them

Each graphic sits on the garments that suit it. The Medusa head appears most widely, on hoodies, tees, crewnecks and shorts. The paisley logo comes on a hoodie in seven body colors and on a black tee. The chain graphics run across a tee and a tracksuit, and the box logo, script logo and arch logo each anchor a hoodie. Weight follows the garment rather than the graphic: hoodies are brushed fleece of roughly 480 GSM, crewnecks around 420 GSM, shorts around 400 GSM and tees roughly 240 GSM cotton jersey. One design printed on both fleece and jersey can look bolder on one than the other, simply because of the fabric under it.

  • The Medusa head, on hoodies, tees, crewneck sweatshirts and shorts.
  • The paisley logo, on a hoodie in seven body colors and on a black tee.
  • Chain graphics, on the chain badge tee and the red and gold chain print tracksuit.
  • The box logo, the gold logo and the script logo, each on its own hoodie.
  • The skull Ruling Elite tee and the gothic logo washed tee, for darker graphics.
  • Tie-dye pieces, including a hoodie, a tracksuit and two tees.
  • The Half-Way Crooks, hand sign, side logo and Fairfax LA shorts.
  • Printed bucket hats with leaf and palm patterns, and a hooded puffer jacket with a small tonal script.
Hoodies carry the largest graphics, and that is where a print can show the most detail. Tees are the most direct way to wear a graphic, since nothing breaks up the chest. Shorts carry their graphics on the leg, where they stay visible without competing with the top. Tracksuits pair a hoodie and joggers in the same color, so the outfit is decided in one choice. No piece here is a numbered limited release. Colors do change, though, and a color that sells out may not return.

What Counts as New Here

New usually means a graphic arriving on another garment or in another color. That makes sense for a label known for a few strong marks: the Medusa head works on a heavy hoodie and on a light tee, so it turns up on both. It also explains the empty pages. A category stays empty until the right pieces arrive for it. In practice, one graphic can appear at several weights, from a fleece hoodie of roughly 480 GSM to a cotton tee of roughly 240 GSM, with only the fabric underneath changing.

If you are new to the label, begin with the garment you reach for most, not the graphic you like most. A favorite print on a piece you never wear will sit in a drawer.

Categories That Are Still Empty

Kids, short sets, sweaters, sweatpants, pants, shirts and beanies are open pages without stock. They remain online, with sizing and care notes already written for the day pieces arrive.

Matching sets are already here as tracksuits, so a full outfit in one color is available today.