The Biggest Drops Coming To ComplexCon 2024
Oakley, Vandy, Satoshi Nakamoto, and Hellstar are just a few of the brands dropping amazing product at ComplexCon 2024.
It’s that time of year again. We are just days away from ComplexCon 2024. This year’s two-day event in Las Vegas is shaping up to be the best ComplexCon to date.
Before hitting the convention floor on Saturday and Sunday, we wanted to give you a primer on some of the amazing drops that guests will be able to get their hands on. Look forward to exclusive products from some of today’s top streetwear brands like Vandy, Hellstar, Kids of Immigrants, and Bricks & Wood. Iconic artists Takashi Murakami and Hajime Sorayama will also be debuting some new footwear and apparel. The latter designed this year’s official ComplexCon Gift Shop merch.
Of course, this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all the exciting activations happening on this weekend. Don’t forget to pay a visit to our Brands to Watch space to check out four of our favorite emerging designers, the Family Style Food Festival for good eats, ThriftCon, and last but not least, CactusCon to see everything that artistic director Travis Scott has cooked up. There will be plenty of surprises that we can't reveal just yet.
Take a closer look at the biggest style drops of ComplexCon 2024 below, and make sure to peep the full marketplace list here. We will be updating this list in real-time as we get more news of exclusive releases, so bookmark this page or keep it open in your tabs to check back in periodically.
Oakley
Where to Buy It: Booth CC7
Price: apparel starting at $35, eyewear starting at $171
Oakley is bringing back some cult classics from its archive for ComplexCon 2024. Curated by Oakley VP of Brand Soul Brian Takumi, limited drops of styles like the X Metal Romeo & Juliets popularized by Michael Jordan in the '90s, MUZM Mars X-Metal Leather made famous by Brad Pitt in Fight Club, and the insane Over The Tops will all be up for grabs. Visitors can also shop from a selection of the brand’s current eyewear offerings like the Plantaris that have become a go-to for Travis Scott on stage, Oakley Factory Team footwear, and more.
Alice Hollywood
Where to Buy It: Booth A7
Price: $88-$228
Shane Gonzales’ Alice Hollywood will be dropping a slew of exclusives this weekend in Las Vegas. The brand’s West Coast Choppers-esque cross logo appears across all black T-shirts, long sleeves, zip hoodies, belts, gloves, and its popular dad caps.
Vandy x Pokémon
Where to Buy It: Booth E15
Price: $60-$330
Vandy’s booth is always one of the highlights of the convention floor. We can’t wait to see what he will do this year.. The brand will be celebrating its nostalgic collaboration with Pokémon. An early favorite from the collab is a pair of jeans with a Y2K-inspired graphic incorporating various Pokémon across the back. Other highlights include a bright orange varsity jacket featuring Charizard on the back and fleece zip-ups made to resemble Machop and Snorlax. Graphic T-shirts and hoodies round out the fun assortment.
LRG
Where to Buy It: Booth A28
Price: $45-$4,700
LRG is re-releasing its most iconic design, the Dead Serious hoodie, to celebrate its 25th anniversary. A remixed black version will be for sale that features new 25th anniversary branding inside the green heart on the chest. The brand also tapped 10 designers including Sean Wotherspoon, Nick Diamonds, and Bobby Hundreds to create their own one-of-one versions of the Dead Serious hoodie that will be sold for $4,700 a piece at the booth.
Shoppers can also look forward to a baseball bat and batting gloves collaboration with Marucci, skate decks, and a series of graphic T-shirts and hoodies.
Satoshi Nakamoto
Where to Buy It: Booth E36
Price: $200
The elusive brand Satoshi Nakamoto will be giving fans another chance to purchase the “Port Royale” colorway of its popular Vans Old Skool 36 collab. Only 100 pairs of the studded sneakers complete with gold laces will be available, so make sure to act fast.
Savior Worldwide by Jae Tips
Where to Buy It: Booth E14
Price: $65-$170
Jae Tips continues his winning streak with Saucony. The Bronx-born designer will be releasing two pairs of the Saucony Matrix dubbed the “No Shoes in the House” pack. The burgundy and cotton candy blue pairs both feature wool uppers as a nod to Jae Tips’ roots in the fitted hat community. In addition to the sneakers, he will also be releasing Savior logo fitteds in a wide variety of colors.
Ohana Hatake
Where to Buy It: Booth B50
Price: $120
Takashi Murakami is officially launching his footwear label, Ohana Hatake, at ComplexCon. Exclusive colorways of the Ohana Full-Bloom slides featuring Murakami’s signature flower motif as the strap will be available. An early release of the new silhouette, the Surippa Ohana, will also be sold. This foam slide removes the giant floral strap making it more suitable for everyday wear.
Hellstar
Where to Buy It: Booth E31
Price: $150-$1,500
Hellstar is debuting its latest collection, New Testament, exclusively at ComplexCon. The brand’s signature art style is present across a series of new hoodies and graphic T-shirts. There is a larger focus on cut-and-sew with this offering such as camo cargo pants, embellished denim, graphic leather jackets, and letterman jackets with “No Man Above God” printed across the back.
ComplexCon Gift Shop by Sorayama
Where to Buy It: Booth B34
Price: $50-300
The legendary Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama designed this year’s official ComplexCon merch. His futuristic Gynoid imagery will appear on hoodies, T-shirts, trucker caps, skate decks, and GAS trading cards alongside special co-branding to mark the event.
Opium x Pelle Pelle
Where to Buy It: Booth A1
Price: TBD
If you've been paying attention to Playboi Carti this year, you know that Pelle Pelle leather jackets have become a key piece of his wardobre. Now, he is dropping his own collection with the iconic brand. Embellished black and white leathers feature callouts to his Opium label, Pelle Pelle founder Marc Bucahnan, and Carti's hometown of Atlanta. There will also be styles with more unconventional details like a bomber jacket with giant Velcro straps across the torso and back. These will easily be some of the most coveted items of the entire weekend.
Kids of Immigrants x Nike
Where to Buy It: Booth A37
Price: $190
Kids of Immigrants’s booth will be centered around its Nike Air Max Sunder collaboration. Guests can check out a gallery that will dive deeper into the creative process and inspiration behind the sneaker. Orange and purple colorways will both be sold.
Pleasures x Clarks
Where to Buy It: Booth E5
Price: $130-$140
Pleasures has linked up with Clarks for some special takes on the Wallabee-inspired Torhill Hi in black and Torhill Bee olive green. The silhouette places the recognizable upper of the Wallabee atop a grippy rubber sole. Pleasures adds its own touch through dragon graphics embroidered on the toe and brand logo stitched into the lateral side panels of each.
Who Decides War
Where to Buy It: Booth A48
Price: $350-$375
Who Decides War is bringing back sweatsuits featuring its signature stained glass window detailing. Cozy hoodies and pants will be available in multiple varieties featuring flames, all-over embellishments, and faded washes.
Diva
Where to Buy It: Booth E25
Price: $70-$200
Reese LaFlare’s Diva is dropping a handful of new pieces like grey sweatsuits covered in doodles of mischievous cartoon characters and colorful motocross jerseys. The booth’s first 10 customers will be blessed with a free T-shirt.
Ed Hardy x Ken Carson
Where to Buy It: Booth A2
Price: TBD
Previewed throughout the Opium artist's CHAOS World Tour, Ken Carson's collaboration with Ed Hardy will finally be releasing this weekend in Las Vegas. Fans can look forward to exclusive designs that fuse the gothic imagery that has become Carson's signature with Ed Hardy's traditional tattoo illustrations.
Midnight Organic
Where to Buy It: Booth B46
Price: $140-$650
Larry June’s Midnight Organic is celebrating its fifth anniversary with some limited edition releases. The brand has created varsity jackets with industry leader Settlemier’s and Modernica chairs printed with his 2019 album Mr. Midnight.
D-R-G-N x F1
Where to Buy It: Booth C16
Price: $175-$500
Bruce Lee's family brand D-R-G-N is releasing an F1 collaboration at ComplexCon, blending the ferocity of racing with the philosophy of martial arts. The collection features tees, hoodies, and one-of-a-kind face masks handmade from upcycled DRGN fabric.
Crocs
Where To Buy It: Booth B61 & Complex Shop on Sunday night
Price: $TBD
Crocs is showcasing its Echo Wave model in two colorways exclusively at ComplexCon 2024 ahead of the brand's wider 2025 release. There will be a claw machine on-site where visitors can try and get the shoes from. Competent challengers will be able to win the new and innovative slip-ons.
