Let’s keep it honest—Trapstar isn’t just something you wear. It’s part of your DNA.
That hoodie tossed on your chair? It’s been there through late nights and loud wins. The tracksuit? More than a fit—it’s how you show up when it counts.
Trapstar didn’t climb off clout. It built its name through real moves—linking with Roc Nation, teaming up with Puma. Not gimmicks—culture-defining moments.
Every drop told a story. From “It’s A Secret” to the drops that vanished in minutes, Trapstar kept it real, raw, and rooted in the streets.
This isn’t about trends—it’s about truth. And if you get it, you’re already part of it.
1. That Puma Collab That Made Sense (2020)
Remember when every brand suddenly decided they were “athleisure”? Trapstar did it right. They took their signature dark aesthetic and actually made it functional. The tracksuit from this drop? You could move in it – none of that stiff, fashion-over-function bullshit. And the hoodies? Thick enough to survive London winters but clean enough that you didn’t look like a walking billboard.
Key move: They kept the Trapstar edge while making clothes you could wear all day. That’s why you still see these pieces in rotation years later.
2. The Marvel Drop Nobody Asked For (But Everyone Copped)
When this got announced, everyone rolled their eyes. “Another brand doing superhero merch?” But then the Venom Trapstar Hoodie dropped, and suddenly every hypebeast was scrambling. The genius? They didn’t just slap Spider-Man on a tee – they made it look like something you’d want to wear even if you didn’t care about comics.
Real talk: The Spider-Man tracksuit was fire, but good luck finding one now without paying resale prices that’ll make your wallet cry.
3. A$AP Rocky’s Unofficial Endorsement
Rocky didn’t just wear Trapstar – he lived in it. Before the official collabs, he was the walking mood board for how to style their pieces. When they finally did official merch for his tours, it sold out before most people even knew it dropped.
Pro tip: If you see someone rocking Testing-era Trapstar merch, they’ve either got connections or they paid stupid money on Grailed.
4. The Pop Smoke Tribute That Hit Different
This wasn’t just another celebrity collab. When they dropped the Woo-inspired collection after Pop’s passing, it wasn’t about hype – it felt real. The Trapstar Tracksuit with the subtle “Woo” embroidery? The hoodies with his signature all over? They weren’t just copping clothes—they were claiming a piece of the culture.
These pieces got more meaning than your average streetwear drop.
Wearing Trapstar Without Doing Too Much
- The hoodie hits harder with loose cuts. Skinny jeans? That era’s over. Go baggy or go home. And no, you don’t need to layer it over a flannel unless you’re cold.
- For the tracksuit: Either commit to the full fit or don’t bother. Blending different pieces only works if you know the game. Otherwise, stick to the script.
- Accessories: A beanie works. Stacking chains? Chill. One solid piece hits harder than five fighting for attention.
Why These Collabs Mattered
While other brands were chasing clout, Trapstar partnered with names that actually fit their vibe. No random high-fashion nonsense, no gimmicks – just authentic connections to culture. That’s why that beat-up hoodie in your rotation still gets compliments, and why those old collabs still sell for stupid money.
The real question is – which of these did you manage to cop before they sold out? And more importantly, which ones are you still hunting for?
