Complete Clothing

Complete is my favorite hang out, shopping, chilling place to be in Austin. They provide live shows and do tons of meet and greets with almost every up and coming hip hop artist out. For ex. Wale, J. Cole, Pac Div, Big Krit, Chip Tha Ripper, Big Sean, and lots more. I’ve performed here for the last 3 SXSWs to date and gained nothing but respect and love from the like minds who visit to the employees. I recommend if you are into good music, dope clothing, fixed gears this is a home base you can call your own. Also, I am an hip hop artist by the name of PeaCe pronounced as (P.C.) and this shop sponsors my music so give it a listen or check it out on the blog below… dont forget to check out all the dope clothing they have to offer.
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I just found out about this place friday, so I had to go check it out. The atmosphere was relaxed and the guy’s working there were pretty helpful. They carry Crooks & Castles, Acapulco Gold, and Play clothes. Nice street brands cool store, some people in the area should take note.

I was actually looking for a KR Dunny when i stumbled upon this website. I ended up buying a T-​shirt from them and they said in addition an extra $ 10 to ship so I said no problem. To my surprise, I got the shirt the next day From Texas. I know that cost more than $ 10 so they have my business if I can’t find what I want out here in Cali.
Also, if you google the store, you will be able to reach their blog and see what they have to offer…

Complete Clothing is a men’s streetwear shop tucked away on 8^th street between Chipotle and Anthony Nak. If you aren’t looking for it, you’ll probably miss it.
You’ll find WESC, Standard, Freshjive, 10Deep and other similar brands. The clothing is mainly denim, T’s, dunks, hoodies, caps and the like. They do have some cool limited edition gear.
The setup inside is nice and if it’s slow you can probably have a PS3 challenge with the staff on the huge flat panel TV.
The Bottom Line:
If streetwear is your thing, check ‘em out. It’s not a huge shop but it’s worth visiting as there are so few quality streetwear shops in Austin.