Militaria, Bootleg Graphics & Exotic Jerseys Feature in Corteiz’s Latest Release

Back on home soil after its latest USA takeover, Corteiz has just released a fresh round of goods, marking its first drop of the Winter 2025 season.

Although Clint and the team didn’t manage to bring back any of that lauded American weather, the latest drop from Corteiz shows a clear maturation of its localised aesthetic, which grows with each of the brand’s border-breaking activations and underground collaborations with fellow up-and-comers of the streetwear circuit.

Corteiz’s latest release is almost entirely comprised of a fresh crop of in-house goods, including new graphic tees, knitted fare, and outerwear standouts that proudly proclaim influence from formative military styles.

Sweats and tracksuits return, offered in standard black jersey and piped polyester variants with matching skullcaps, alongside a neatly-executed HMP combination that leans into early sportswear codes with its ”V” insert “reverse afterhood” construction, available to pair with sweatpants that display a contemporary, vertically-panelled design, finished with overlock stitching and playful “HMP” badges.

In alignment with the streetwear zeitgeist, Corteiz has coached its own team of contenders in the “mock sports jersey” division, this time looking to the top flight of Brazil’s Serie A league to take notes from Flamengo FC’s iconic red/ black stripe jersey designs, coming up with two self-sponsored iterations that also features a remixed “CRTZ” badge, again styled after Flamengo’s esteemed symbol of Brazilian footballing excellence.

The cultural nods don’t stop there, as Corteiz shows clear inspiration from a Summer spent touring the states on NBA and motor oil-company inspired graphic tees, which are joined by “bootleg” nods to iconic brand Yves Saint Laurent and cult rap group Tha Dogg Pound.

Final highlights in Corteiz’s latest drop include faux fur jackets and a drab-tinted range of militaria that covers flight jackets, padded liners, cargo pants, and a fishtail parka inspired by the timeless hooded m65 pattern, updated to feature the brand’s Alcatraz motif at the rear.

The latest release from Corteiz is available to shop now via the crtz.xyz website.