30th June 2008

KILLA fuses B-boy/B-girl culture with QIO made-for-iPod technology

Canadian brand redefines Hip-Hop apparel with sewn in music controls.

Vancouver based KILLA has launched a range of Hip-Hop clothing for Fall '09 season interating technology as a core element of design.

With four styles gearing up to hit retail shelves Killa aims to redefine hip-hop clothing. The four styles include reinterpretations of classic designs including a peacoat and an infantry coat. The collection is rounded out with two hoodie styles.

MSRP ranges from $159.99 to $249.99 including electronics.

Killa is participating in QIO Systems patent-pending eSystem merchandising programs which enable retailers to purchase electronics directly from QIO Systems for accessory sales alongside of the garments.

All KILLA styles work with QIO's complete range of electronics offerings including iPod, Bluetooth cell phone, AM/FM radio and future product offerings.

Contact QIO or KILLA for more details.