A BOLD COLLABORATION ROOTED IN HERITAGE AND WEST COAST CULTURE
The Pro Club x Mister Cartoon collection features a bold lineup of graphic tees, hoodies, jackets, and accessories, all designed by Mister Cartoon. Drawing inspiration from L.A.'s lowrider culture, Chicano iconography, and street art heritage, the graphics include hand-drawn scripts, airbrush-style artwork, and symbolic references to community and legacy.
"This collection is more than product, it is a symbol of where we have been and where we are going." - Brian Lee, Marketing Director of Pro Club
"With WSS and Pro Club, this collection is a love letter to the community and a symbol of what’s possible when heritage and creativity meet." - Blanca Gonzalez, Senior Vice President and General Manager of WSS
"I wanted to do a collaboration that had that West Coast hand style combined with Pro Club’s quality apparel, a reflection of our culture. WSS was in every neighborhood in our city, and when I would pull up, I envisioned my pieces on their racks. Thanks to WSS and Pro Club, that vision is now a reality" - Mister Cartoon
ABOUT MISTER CARTOON
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Mister CARTOON was immersed in art from an early age. He began his career as a graffiti artist before branching into murals, album covers, logos, and now most famously known for his tattoos. His richly detailed, hand-rendered designs pull much of their inspiration from the Los Angeles of CARTOON's youth. CARTOON's work has helped bridge the gap between those hardscrabble beginnings and the style's current popularity. CARTOON’s work has attracted a global following and earned recognition from leading artists, athletes, and cultural icons. He's attracted a diverse and devoted fan base for his work in other media as well. The result has been highly acclaimed gallery appearances and art shows in London, Paris, Tokyo, and beyond. Service to the community has been an essential part of CARTOON's career, where he is active in outreach programs, sharing his knowledge with young people and devoting time to many community-based initiatives.
