Azuki Twin Tigers NFT can now be redeemed for physical jacket

Founded by Los Angeles startup Chiru Labs, Azuki combines streetwear and skateboarding culture through exclusive works of art issued as NFTs. Following the first collection of 10,000 anime-styled tokens, the Azuki NFT project is now experimenting with its first digital-to-physical product experience, “Twin Tigers Jackets.”

Since its launch in January this year, Azuki has formed a global fan base consisting of collectors, creatives and builders. Azuki has focused on developing the community and improving users’ tools according to alleged carpet cover requirements.

In the trial, Azuki sent 10,000 Twin Tigers jackets to collectors in May. By building a bridge between Azuki’s virtual mission and tangible high-fashion, holders will be able to redeem their token for the physical item from tomorrow, 19 July.

Inspired by a classic 1940s style, the Twin Tigers jackets show a Sukajan look that combines American and Japanese street culture. The jackets have a reversible colorway with two designs made in Los Angeles by Azuki’s internal tailor, Takeda.

Those who choose to burn the blue symbol for the jacket will see their NFT turn red, which enhances the digital-to-physical interaction. The portable jacket represents this change, and has a new reversible color pattern.

Made with quilted Japanese silk, the blue exterior highlights a chenille tiger while the red interior features the Azuki logo. The embroidered designs covering the back, chest and sleeves were created by Azuki artist Steamboy.

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Over the next 30 days, all Twin Tigers Jacket token holders will have the opportunity to receive the $ 2000 jacket completely free of charge and shipping. Voted by Azuki’s holder community, the jacket tokens will live under the same NFT collection.

Twin Tiger Jackets’ secondary market revenue will support Stand with Asians, an AAPI community fund that works with creators to distribute grants to underserved AAPI communities.

In other NFT news, the UK Court allows lawsuits to be “airdropped” through NFTs.

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