Collection: Fear of God Essentials

Fear of God Essentials

Essentials is the accessible line from Fear of God, the Los Angeles label Jerry Lorenzo started in 2013. The idea is the whole design: a very good blank, cut oversized, with the branding kept small and usually rubberised or flocked rather than printed loud.

What is here

T-shirts in olive, military and black gold, and the State hoodie in black gold. The colour names are the brand's own — Essentials runs in seasonal palettes of muted, earthy tones rather than a permanent colour range, which is why a specific shade tends not to come back once a season sells through.

Sizing and fit

Essentials is cut oversized on purpose — dropped shoulders, a wide body and a long sleeve. Most people take their usual size for the intended look, and only size down if they want something closer to a standard fit. Every product page carries the measured chart in inches.

Where this stock comes from

Essentials releases in seasonal drops that sell out and are not restocked, so most availability is secondary. Everything we carry is bought either direct from the brand or from a partner who sources directly from the brand, so every piece traces back to the source. It ships from our own stock here in the US.

Brands like Fear of God Essentials

For the same quiet, blank-led register, see OVO, Denim Tears, Supreme and Gallery Dept.

FAQ

Is Essentials the same as Fear of God?
It is Fear of God's diffusion line — same house, lower price, simpler construction. The main line is a separate, much more expensive range.

Who founded Fear of God?
Jerry Lorenzo, in 2013.

Does Essentials run big?
Yes, deliberately. Take your usual size for the oversized look, or size down for a standard fit.

Why do the colours never come back?
Essentials works in seasonal palettes rather than a core colour range, so a shade generally exists for one season only.

Is it real?
Everything we sell is bought direct from the brand or from a partner who sources directly from the brand, so it traces back to the source either way.