Clipse has officially revealed its latest fashion collaboration—this time with Carhartt WIP. The upcoming capsule celebrates the anticipated release of Let God Sort Em Out, and follows recent collabs with Kaws, VERDY, Denim Tears, and Billionaire Boys Club.
Celebrating ‘Let God Sort Em Out’ with Style
The news surfaced via Instagram, where Pusha T and Malice teased the Clipse x Carhartt WIP drop. This partnership arrives just days before the official album launch on Friday, July 11.
Having built momentum with a commanding appearance at Paris Fashion Week, Clipse continues to push the boundaries of its fashion presence. The duo recently showed support for Pharrell and Louis Vuitton, with Pusha also acting as brand ambassador for the new collection.
Simultaneously, Clipse took part in the debut of the Pharrell Williams x adidas Adistar Jellyfish sneakers, linking music, fashion, and streetwear in one cultural moment.
New Capsule Features Graphic Tees and Workwear
In a lookbook shot by Daniel Derro Regan, Pusha T and Malice model the co-branded collection. The capsule includes rugged workwear jackets, oversized hoodies, and graphic tees—all featuring the phrase Let God Sort Em Out.
While pricing and official release details have yet to be shared, the pieces have already generated buzz among fans of both the brand and the group. The design language stays true to Carhartt WIP’s utilitarian roots while infusing it with Clipse’s lyrical edge.
Fashion Meets Music in a Bold Album Rollout
Through multiple high-profile collaborations, Clipse has embedded fashion deeply into its album rollout strategy. From art-driven projects with Kaws and VERDY to culturally resonant drops with Denim Tears and BBC, each release reflects a broader narrative.
The Carhartt WIP collection not only adds another layer to this rollout but also reinforces Clipse’s place at the intersection of hip-hop and fashion. As anticipation builds for the album’s drop, fans can expect this capsule to be one of the most sought-after releases of the season.




