Kicks, shoes, here are some fact to know! Streetwear used to be about clothing but is no more; it becomes identity, influence, and sometimes is just to make noise without saying a word. Certainly, Corteiz makes the most epitome of this change into fashion. Born in London and based on raw culture, the high-street name emerged from the underground in a world collection. At the heart of this movement is one of Corteiz’s most iconic collections: the Corteiz tracksuit. Worn by rappers, athletes, influencers, and regulars, this ensemble is more than just an outfit-now-a-days, it is a signifier into a new kind of street fashion revolution. The Source: From Streets to Spotlight Founded by Clint419, Corteiz (stylised CRTZ) had no flow: it was there to disrupt trends. Rebellious marketing methods and highly limited releases quickly earned Corteiz a certain cult status. Instead of traditional retail methods, Corteiz relied on people chasing after it. From password-protected sites to sudden product drops announced on cryptic social media posts, buying Corteiz felt like joining a secret society. That exclusiveness was no gimmick; it was the essential underpinnings of a brand. And nothing captured that essence better than the Corteiz tracksuit. Seen in city streets, stadiums, and music videos, it had become some form of uniform for the tapped cultural crowd. The Design- Simple, Clean, and Unforgivingly Bold Besides the hype, what sets Corteiz tracksuit apart is the design itself. The tracksuit is minimal, sleek, and confident in simplicity. While many brands are overdoing it with logos or added flashy graphics, Corteiz goes in another direction. On the chest or thigh of most, the Alcatraz logo, which stands for sobriety and freedom, is placed discreetly. It doesn’t scream for an audience, but if you know, you know. And that’s the Corteiz way: exclusive, intentional, and always stylish. Each set typically includes: Full-zip or quarter-zip jacket with the relaxed, athletic fit Matching pants with adjustable waistband, ankle cuffs, and a slightly tapered leg High-end, heavy-weight cotton fleece for colder seasons on to lightweight nylon or polyester blends for warmer seasons Earthy neutrals from khaki and charcoal to brighter colors of red blood, navy, or jet black range the color styles. Each drop is different; once it’s gone-it’s gone. The Fit: Made for Movement, Styled for Culture Corteiz tracksuit has the most amazing fit. Unlike the oversized silhouettes or slim-cut styles that restrict movement, the CRTZ tracksuit sways here: it is roomy enough to feel comfortable yet tailored enough to look sharp. The jacket has a slightly structured, casual fit, making it perfect for layering. The pants taper a little at the ankle, therefore suitable to display your kicks, whether that’s an Air Max 95, a Jordan 4, or a classic Air Force. This is part of the importance of versatility. You can use the whole set to a function, even mix and match for the casual day out, add a jacket over your cargos or jeans for an elevated streetwear fit. The Culture: This is More Than Just Fashion Wearing a Corteiz tracksuit isn’t just about flexing a super-rare piece, after all-that gets limited- it’s about representing a movement. It has always been about community, connection, and culture. Corteiz isn’t mass-manufactured, pulled in from big department stores. You have to earn it for yourself; hence having a tracksuit feels personal. Such a mentality has helped Corteiz build a loyal, if not household name, on a global scale. Cities like London, Lagos, Paris, and New York instantly associated the CRTZ logos with those who understood more the deeper story of streetwear. It’s the celebration of realness-over-reach, quality-over-quantity, and impact-over-image. Corteiz is for the people, and that’s what the founder Clint419 has always emphasized. He very famously led a pop-up in London where customers simply had to trade in old jackets from luxury brands like North Face or Moncler for a Corteiz puffer. It was not a marketing stunt but a value statement: there was more to using community than having tags on price. Styling the Corteiz Tracksuit One of the best features of a Corteiz track suit is that it adjusts seamlessly according to personal style. Here are a few go-to ways to wear it: ‘Classic Streetwear’- full tracksuit with fitted cap and clean white kicks; throw on a puffer vest or crossbody bag on top for the fit. Mixed High-Low- Throw the