Clientele has released the “Point & Shoot” Collection today, which focuses on two of music‘s greatest photographers of all time. The Collection shows images by Lee Jaffe and Adrian Boot. The first being of a young Michael Jackson’s first visit to Jamaica and Lee “Scratch” Perry. The Jackson shirt will be available in 5 colorways and the Lee Perry n 4 colorways; both limited to 72 pieces.

“Lee Jaffe was blessed with the art gene in the same way he was blessed with being in the right place at the right time. Jaffe first met Bob Marley in New York City in 1973, Marley had reached fame in Jamaica, but was little known in the US. Their friendship solidified quickly resulting in Jaffe becoming the harmonica player for the Wailers. This new position with Marley’s Band gave Jaffe a front row seat to Marley’s growth to fame in the US and the entire world. He was able to catalog those years through an array of vivid photographs. His connection to reggae grew later producing Peter Tosh’s “Legalize It,” even contributing the legendary cover photograph.

Adrian Boot is a photographer with being in the right place consistently figure out, he puts himself there. Adrian’s true gift is his eye for the shot. Whether it be taking shots of the Sex Pistols in London, Marley in Jamaica, Nelson Mandela in South Africa, Roger Waters at the Berlin Wall, The Grateful Dead in Egypt, and Green Peace in the Soviet Union, Adrian’s eye finds an epic piece of art.”

The tees are now available here.

More images of the collection follow after the jump.

Clientele’s new “Supreme Clientele” line blends luxury, athletic, collegiate, and patriotic influences while staying true to Clientele’s streetwear history. With a focus on the bitter, cold NYC winters, the first release consists of a series of cold-weather approved headwear. Overall, there are six distinctive styles (each in multiple color ways) paying tribute to the diverse range of people that make NYC what many refer to as “the greatest city in the world.” Available January 21st, 2010 at Clientelenewyork.com.

Hit the jump for more looks at the Clientele “Supreme Clientele” Beanies.

Sizzla Kalonji is not only one of Reggae music’s top recording artists but is one of the major contributers responsible for reintroducing spirituality and social consciousness to a modern sound. Clientele and Sizzla have collaborated on a very special T-Shirt, available exclusively at the Clientele Online Store www.clientelenewyork.com. The shirt was produced in an extremely limited run with total of only 72 shirts being sold to the public.

More looks at the Sizzla Kalonji x Clientele T-Shirt follow.

Sizzla Kalonji is not only one of Reggae music’s top recording artists he is a living legend; responsible for reintroducing spirituality and social consciousness back into reggae music. Sizzla has transcended music bounds through Reggae, R&B, and Hip-Hop even landing a spot on the once great Roc-A-Fella Records and now owning Kalonji Records.

In the 1980’s Reggae took on a new style known as dancehall this new style brought with it guns, drugs, and crime. During this time Sizzla was trying to find his musical voice. Being a true believer of the Rastafarian movement he began creating his own sound, using it as a vehicle to spread his message. He felt it necessary to adapt roots Reggae to dancehall staying true to his faith yet relevant in modern culture.

Clientele has teamed up with Sizzla Kalonji to deliver a very special collaboration based on following your true path. They will be releasing a t-shirt in 5 different colorways available exclusively on the Clientele Online Store, January 14, 2010.

Clientele offers a look into the second part of their reemergent “We’re Back” collection. Paying homage to NY sports culture, the release is highlighted by a 70’s-style football shirt alongside simply detailed sweatshirts, tees, 5-panel hats, beanies, belts and small duffels. Available November 27th at clientelenewyork.com.

Have a look at part 2 of the Clientele “We’re Back” Collection after the jump.

Today the Clientele online store opened its doors and presents the first part of the “We’re Back” Collection. The collection consists of 5-panel caps, t-shirts, sweaters, duffle bags and more. Some might call it simple, we say it’s classic and styles that tell a story for many people, especially New Yorkers. The online store will only stay open for a short amount of time and then re-open with the second part of the collection.

Take a look at some key pieces from the Clientele “We’re Back” Collection after the jump.

The store might be closed, but Clientele is around and back with their “We’re Back” Collection 2009.

Here’s a small preview of what’s to come from the downtown NYC sneaker boutique turned brand, Clientele. The full line will feature 5 panel hats, tank tees, a crewneck s/s sweatshirt, 10 oz. duffel bags, tee shirts, accessories, and special collaboration with one of hip-hops greats Ghostface Killah. Clientele will also be adding a concept called Street Replica, a line that focuses on the evolution of great design. Taking pieces from others to form and mold their own…

On the Clientele website you can sign up to be informed when the line releases. For now take a look at the preview of the collection after the jump.

Founded in 2004, Clientele became one of the go to sneaker stores in New York City at the time. Out of the sneaker store grew a brand and years later the store turned brand will live on online and at retailers around the globe. Clientele will be launching their online store in May 2009. Look out for it!

Iconic NYC boutique Clientele presents a new line-up of crewneck sweaters. The sweaters come in overall six colorways and are now available at Clientele, 267 Lafayette Street, NYC. They go for 68 USD.

Clientele NYC has released their Summer 2008 t-shirt, and once again the boutique on Lafayette offers a strong selection. T-shirts are available in several colorways and the line consists of both logo based and graphical tees. The t-shirts are going for 24 USD, which proofs, that a quality t-shirt does not have to be expensive.
Have a look at the entire Clientele Summer 2008 line-up after the jump.