Billionaire Boys Club is teaming up with legendary hip-hop duo Clipse for an exclusive T-shirt release, celebrating the July 11 launch of their highly anticipated album Let God Sort Em Out. The collaboration blends Clipse’s bold new visual identity with BBC’s iconic streetwear style, creating a collectible that merges music, fashion, and legacy.
This limited-edition drop is more than a fashion statement. It honors over two decades of creative collaboration and trust between Clipse and Pharrell Williams, the founder of BBC. Pharrell signed Clipse to Arista Records in 2001, produced their early work, and played a key role in launching their career. Now, he returns as executive producer on the duo’s first album in over a decade.
As Pharrell continues to shape fashion as Louis Vuitton’s Creative Director, Clipse is preparing for their first tour in 15 years, marking a powerful reunion. The shirt reflects this full-circle moment, inviting fans to celebrate the journey and the community that made it possible.
“Billionaire Boys Club, Clipse, Pharrell…its all part of the same DNA,” said Clipse. “If you know anything about us, you know that we are hometeam first and foremost, and we don’t take part in anything that isn’t 100% authentic to us. BBC is in our blood, it’s our uniform, it’s how we live.”
The T-shirt is now available at BBC & ICECREAM flagship stores in New York City and Miami, and will be dropped online at bbcicecream.com and letgodsortemout.com starting July 11, with sizes ranging from Small to XXL.