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How can I buy the Balenciaga DMX tribute shirt?

BALENCIAGA’S and Kanye West’s DMX tribute t-shirts sale has reportedly raised $1million for the late rapper’s family.

The T-shirts went on sale during DMX’s memorial service on April 24, 2021 and sold out in a day- but how can you buy one?

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The tribute tees have sold out in 24 hours[/caption]

How can I buy the Balenciaga DMX tribute shirt?

The design of the tribute t-shirts was announced on DMX’s Instagram page.

The post read: “Balenciaga has been asked by Yeezy to design a T-shirt in tribute to the late artist Earl Simmons, aka DMX.

“A tribute to the artist and his fans with net proceeds benefiting Simmons’s family.”

The t-shirts went on sale on the DMX-tribute.com website before selling out in a single day.

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The tees were commissioned by Kanye[/caption]

How much does the DMX tribute shirt cost?

The tribute tees cost $200.

They were sold out in a day and the funds will all benefit the family of the rapper and actor DMX.

The black long sleeve t-shirts feature an image of the 50-year-old, who passed away on April 9, and is emblazoned with crosses and the letters “RIP”.

Each sleeve also honors DMX’s life, with one sporting the date he was born and the other the date of his death.

What is the Balenciaga DMX tribute shirt?

Rapper Kanye West teamed his Yeezy brand with Balenciaga to design DMX tribute T-shirts.

The tees, designed in memory of Earl Simmons were sold in 24 hours.

The funds raised, reportedly over $1million will all go to the rapper’s family.

DMX has died aged 50 after a reported drug overdose triggered a fatal heart attack
DMX died on April 9, after a reported drug overdose


West, a close friend of Simmons, also led the tributes with his Sunday Service choir during a performance at the Brooklyn memorial.

He reportedly helped design the extraordinary stage set up for Saturday’s service, after recruiting renowned visual artist Akeem Smith to help bring his vision to life.

Other rappers who joined the service were Nas, Eve and Swizz Beats.