Born X Raised Launches Looney Tunes Collection Honoring Fatherhood
Born X Raised has unveiled a heartfelt and nostalgic collaboration with Looney Tunes, combining bold streetwear energy with the timeless charm of classic cartoons. Originally slated for a Father’s Day release, the drop was delayed due to external circumstances—but the brand chose to use the moment for meaningful impact.Instead of letting the postponement dampen the launch, Born X Raised announced that 100% of the proceeds will go toward supporting immigrant families through local community initiatives.
What’s in the Collection?
The capsule features a mix of adult and kids sizing, designed to celebrate fatherhood and generational connection through coordinated fashion. Apparel highlights include: Graphic sweatshirts and tees Baseball jerseys Fitted caps Denim jorts with tonal BXR embroidery Bold Looney Tunes illustrations across all itemsExpect to see fan favorites like Speedy Gonzales, Wile E. Coyote, and the iconic “That’s All Folks” slogan reimagined with Born X Raised’s signature gothic font and urban edge.
Who’s in the Lookbook?
The campaign is as much about the community as the clothes. The lookbook features new dads and cultural figures like: Boo Johnson, professional skater OhGeesy, of Shoreline Mafia Rapper Aston Matthews And other fathers from the Born X Raised communityTheir presence adds authenticity and emotional depth, turning the drop into more than a fashion statement—it’s a celebration of legacy, love, and resilience.
Style Meets Sentiment
The pieces come in monochromatic palettes, punctuated with pops of bold red and vivid cartoon graphics. It’s a clean blend of streetwear minimalism and animated nostalgia—perfect for dads and kids to wear together.Release Details
This exclusive collection will be available only via the Born X Raised website starting: 📅 June 27 🕒 3 p.m. EST / 12 p.m. PSTWith a mission rooted in family, culture, and giving back, this drop stands out as one of the most thoughtful streetwear collaborations of the year.
