Ty Dolla $ign, Babyface Ray, and NFL’s Clelin Ferrell Pull Up for Sixth June’s ComplexCon Takeover
The Paris-born streetwear brand made its U.S. debut at ComplexCon Las Vegas with custom jerseys, authentic culture energy, and a celebrity lineup that proved real style still moves through the streets.
Sixth June — the global streetwear powerhouse bridging Paris and the U.S. — made its official ComplexCon debut in Las Vegas, and they didn’t come to play. The brand showed up with custom jerseys, real culture representation, and a lineup of creators and athletes who actually move the needle in music, sports, and digital entertainment.
This wasn’t just a booth. It was a moment.
Custom Jerseys Took Center Stage
Sixth June dropped one-of-one jerseys stitched with meaning — designed with that signature Paris-meets-street energy. Sharp lines. Bold fonts. Clean embroidery. The perfect collision of sport heritage and global fashion DNA.
Each jersey hit like a statement piece, repping cities, identity, and personal legacy. No overhyped rollout needed — the craftsmanship spoke for itself.
The Culture Rolled Through
You can tell who’s really tapped in by who pulls up — and Sixth June’s guest list said it all. The brand’s ComplexCon booth drew names from music, sports, and digital culture, including:
Ty Dolla $ign
Clelin Ferrell (San Francisco 49ers)
Babyface Ray
K Camp
GT
YESJULZ
Yonna
Rae Burrell (Los Angeles Sparks)
Stay Focused Frank
- Keith Lee
That mix? Rappers. Pro athletes. Creators. Cultural voices. Not bought — connected.
When a brand’s first ComplexCon pulls a lineup like that, it’s not luck. It’s alignment.
Paris Style Meets American Energy
Sixth June has been dominating the European streetwear scene for years, but ComplexCon marked their official U.S. arrival — and they proved they’re here to build, not borrow.
Paris-level craftsmanship meets American-style player energy — creating a new lane in global streetwear. No gimmicks. No forced collabs. Just authentic culture currency and clean execution.
What’s Next
Following this Vegas takeover, Sixth June is gearing up for:
Pop-ups in LA & NYC
New athlete and artist partnerships
Limited-edition jersey drops for fans who missed out
Stateside activations merging sport, style, and creative culture
Based on the energy in Vegas, the U.S. isn’t just a new market — it’s a new stage.
Stamp This Moment
This was Sixth June’s first ComplexCon — and they didn’t just show up; they set the tone. What began as a Parisian streetwear vision has now planted roots in the heart of American culture, bridging two fashion capitals through authenticity, craftsmanship, and community.
Paris in the house. Vegas on fire. The culture watching.
If ComplexCon was the preview, the full story is still being written — one jersey, one creator, one city at a time. Sixth June isn’t chasing trends; they’re building a movement. And this debut made it clear: global streetwear just got a new standard.
