FANS of South African Zef rapper, Jack Parow, now have a chance to get into his head and, maybe, understand him better.
His signature extra long peak caps will hit the shelves soon.
Parow, whose real name is Zander Tyler, burst onto the music scene about three years ago sporting his trademark leopard print cap.
Parow said his fans had been inundating him with a “massive demand” for the caps over the years. Finally he has given in. “Obviously I’ve always worn a long cap. So now all my lekker maatjies can wear one too,” said Parow.
“Mine was a leopard print cap and I really like leopard print ... that’s why I made it leopard print. The caps also come in fancy black. My target market is for everyone from zero to 100.”
Parow said the caps will be available later this month but can be pre-ordered online. Each cap has a print of his special autograph. He said they are made by the company Flexfit and will retail for R399 each. Parow could not contain his excitement about his cap range.
“It has been a long time coming, but I couldn’t find a cap worthy to sell to my fans. I finally found the right fit with The Greek Merchant and Flexfit so fans can be cooler than me.”
Parow said he is up for an MK Award in the rock category, which will be held in Pretoria on March 24 in Pretoria, and that he will be releasing another album next month. “It’s actually really different and crazy compared to everything else you’ve heard in acoustic, but it’s got the Parow vibe to it.”
Capping it for all his ‘lekker maatjies’
His signature extra long peak caps will hit the shelves soon.
Parow, whose real name is Zander Tyler, burst onto the music scene about three years ago sporting his trademark leopard print cap.
Parow said his fans had been inundating him with a “massive demand” for the caps over the years. Finally he has given in. “Obviously I’ve always worn a long cap. So now all my lekker maatjies can wear one too,” said Parow.
“Mine was a leopard print cap and I really like leopard print ... that’s why I made it leopard print. The caps also come in fancy black. My target market is for everyone from zero to 100.”
Parow said the caps will be available later this month but can be pre-ordered online. Each cap has a print of his special autograph. He said they are made by the company Flexfit and will retail for R399 each. Parow could not contain his excitement about his cap range.
“It has been a long time coming, but I couldn’t find a cap worthy to sell to my fans. I finally found the right fit with The Greek Merchant and Flexfit so fans can be cooler than me.”
Parow said he is up for an MK Award in the rock category, which will be held in Pretoria on March 24 in Pretoria, and that he will be releasing another album next month. “It’s actually really different and crazy compared to everything else you’ve heard in acoustic, but it’s got the Parow vibe to it.”
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