Native Instruments has introduced its Artist Collection of t-shirts, each of which represent a different musical genre. The shirts have been designed by Berlin-based illustrator Mig75, who has previously worked for skateboard and lifestyle publications as well as various record and fashion labels.
The shirts look pretty cool, but at $35 a pop, they are a pretty expensive way to advertise NI. Maybe Native should be throwing these in when you drop your $339 for its Massive synth…..
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wtflol!
Are you serious white people wearing Native Design clothing as a model…WOW! Why didn’t you just let them introduce it…