Anti Social Social Club and CAT Are Back With Workwear-Inspired Gear
Across the line, ASSC's quintessential hoodies and T-shirts come in a variety of tones and prints, from gray and black to orange, yellow, and camouflage. Some feature Caterpillar images and branded iconography, while others flaunt detailed illustrations of construction machinery. Elsewhere, operator cargo trousers boast ASSC's logo down the leg, while caps and beanies see both labels' motifs unite across the front.
Anti Social Social Club's latest collaboration with CAT is now available to shop exclusively onASSC's webstore. Sizing ranges from XS to 2XXL, while prices go from $45 USD to $175 USD. Take a look at the lineup in the gallery above.
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