Fastidiousness to detail was used to create hoodies that are faithful in design and aesthetics to the armor and helmets worn by samurai. After two years in the making from planning to final design and countless revisions, we bring to you Samurai Armor Hoodies! The tatemono crest pieces can be easily attached and removed. Just fit the conveniently-located buttons on the hoodie through the slits on the crest piece. The tatemono crests use synthetic leather for firmness and durability so they’ll stand up straight while wearing them - no flimsiness or folding over! You can also complete the samurai look with accessories including extra tatemono crests and masks (sold separately). Choose them to your liking and transform your style with a unique samurai look! Samurai Armor Hoodies were created by fans, for fans by working together with several samurai experts during the production process.

You can design and create your own original tatemono crest pieces, too! Just cut a slit in your design, and attach it! Samurai intends to explore themes of being a loner and outsider while surrounded by millions of people in an urban metropolis, the humour it sometimes takes to survive in the inner city, and intense, supernatural martial arts action from cover to cover. Chicago Creative studio House of Logic and New York record label and lifestyle brand 36 Chambers have found a publisher for their new comic book project, Samurai in a Hoodie, in Devil's Due Comics. The self-published series was originally published at the beginning of 2019, but will now be remastered and continued through Devil's Due.

Sputnik, whose comic combines classic American comics styles, manga, and Afrofuturism, is joined by co-collaborators Nikiya Price (Sputnik's co-founder and sister, hailing from the worlds of academic publishing and product development), RZA, Mustafa Shaikh– Co-Founder of 36 Chambers, and Amby Warhol– Chicago based creative and Editor at House of Logic.