If you don’t know our guy Clint, you have been living on another planet. However let’s try to get you up to speed: Introducing Crtz.rtw, the streetwear sensation that's taking London by storm. Founded in 2017 by the enigmatic Clint, this brand has quickly become the talk of the town, earning a coveted spot on the red carpet at the Met Gala 2021 and catching the eye of none other than Virgil Abloh (Rest in Peace GOAT).

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What sets Corteiz apart from the rest? It's all about the power of mystery and exclusivity. With a private Instagram account and an e-commerce site that's password-protected, gaining access to this coveted brand feels like being part of a secret club. And that’s what draws the streets in.

The Alcatraz macro print emblazoned on screen-printed cargo pants, T-shirts and crewneck sweatshirts is a bold declaration that Corteiz Rules the World. It's a call to rebel against the norm and take charge of your own destiny.

But Corteiz isn't just about the clothes. It's a movement that's all about subversion and authenticity, and the brand's guerrilla marketing tactics have taken to the streets of London, capturing the hearts and minds of a devoted following. With limited stock and a focus on shared values, Corteiz is more than just a fashion label – it's a way of life.

And now fashion footy enthusiasts who love sportswear and streetwear are in for a treat. It’s about time to elevate your sneaker game to new heights with Corteiz's latest collaboration with Nike. London's streetwear sensation has teamed up with the iconic sportswear brand to release an exclusive Air Max 95 design that's causing quite a stir.

But that's not all. Corteiz is offering lucky fans the chance to snag a pair of these coveted kicks for free! All you have to do is complete a successful crossbar strike from outside an 18-yard box, and you could be rocking the freshest footwear around town. And who better to demonstrate this challenge than Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga (aka CamaKing), who can be seen hitting a halfway-line crossbar hit in Clint419’s new Air Max design in an unexpected video shared on Instagram (video up top). This collaboration isn't the first time Corteiz and Camavinga have joined forces.

Last year, Clint419 was spotted in a Real Madrid jersey, while Camavinga sported a Corteiz shell jacket, creating a buzz in the fashion and sports worlds alike.

You better believe it, Eduardo Camavinga is making waves on and off the pitch. Cama is a true baller who made history back in June as the first ever to strut his stuff for Balenciaga in Paris. Talk about a power move! The fashion Gods spoken back then but his passion for streetwear and Corteiz brought Cama back at the pulse of street culture. His collab with Corteiz dropping in March won’t probably be the last.

Guys, the competition is open to all, and winners will be selected on a first-come-first-serve basis, with sizes ranging from UK six to 11. If you need a little guidance on how to participate, Corteiz has got you covered with additional social content that explains all the details.

Don't miss out on your chance to own a piece of fashion history. Step up to the challenge and hit that crossbar for a chance to win the coolest kicks on the block.

Corteiz links up with CamaKing

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