Conceal N' Bury Fashion EDC SuperGuggi 8" - Last Chance
CONCEAL N’ BURY is Guggimon’s third and FINAL colorway in his EDC collection
With iconic Guggi mask, axe, and bag full of lavender scented lye, this 8” psycho is the perfect accomplice to any crime of fashion
About Superplastic:
Superplastic is a global entertainment brand famous for creating and managing animated celebrities with millions of dedicated followers on social media. The company's talent roster includes Instagram and TikTok sensations Janky & Guggimon, Dayzee & Staxx, Kranky, ShüDog, and more.
Superplastic has produced and sold millions of dollars in limited-edition designer toys and apparel based on its characters since its launch in 2018. Most drops sell out in minutes, and many go up in value in aftermarket sales. The company continues to collaborate with brands and celebrities including the Gorillaz, Rico Nasty, J. Balvin, Steve Aoki, Addfuel, McBess, Seen, FACT, County of Milan, Volkswagen, Oscar Meyer — and many others.
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CONCEAL N’ BURY is Guggimon’s third and FINAL colorway in his EDC collection
With iconic Guggi mask, axe, and bag full of lavender scented lye, this 8” psycho is the perfect accomplice to any crime of fashion
About Superplastic:
Superplastic is a global entertainment brand famous for creating and managing animated celebrities with millions of dedicated followers on social media. The company's talent roster includes Instagram and TikTok sensations Janky & Guggimon, Dayzee & Staxx, Kranky, ShüDog, and more.
Superplastic has produced and sold millions of dollars in limited-edition designer toys and apparel based on its characters since its launch in 2018. Most drops sell out in minutes, and many go up in value in aftermarket sales. The company continues to collaborate with brands and celebrities including the Gorillaz, Rico Nasty, J. Balvin, Steve Aoki, Addfuel, McBess, Seen, FACT, County of Milan, Volkswagen, Oscar Meyer — and many others.
