Travis Scott Unveils 'JACKBOYS 2' Merch
Travis Scotthas dropped off new merch in anticipation ofJACKBOYS 2.
The release is led by a cut and sew cotton jersey created in collaboration withFox Racing. Offered in gray and black, the jersey features co-branding details on the front and sleeves, while the back highlights aJACKBOYS IIinsignia. The collection also features a range of brown, black and white short and long-sleeved T-shirts withJACKBOYSlogos, a list of the artists who appear on the record and a graphic of the iconic neon green ski mask. Rounding out the merch is a black and blue 'JB 2' cap with airbushed details on the brim.
Each piece is offered as a pack, complete with collectible boxes and CDs with varying cover art.
Check out the drop above. TheJACKBOYS 2merch packs are available on theJACKBOYS webstorenow.
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