Forget the Cool Kids, the Nerds are Taking Over

For all you stylish K-pop fans that want to lead K-fashion trends, here is a New York based street wear brand K-pop stars are in love with.

But wait, what was it that they say about nerds…

“Be nice to nerds. Because chances are you may end up working for them.”

…or in this case, you’ll end up dying to work for them.

This quote might as well have been made for this brand with the presence it is making on the street wear scene.

Which brand?

Nerdy.

All of the trend savvy K-pop celebrities have been spotted wearing Nerdy on and off air.

Especially with the hottest Korean rapper Zico showing off his Nerdy-ness on every episode of Mnet’s Show Me the Money 6, Nerdy sold out within just a few days of launching.

However, the fashion industry is a tough one and celebrities wearing a brand doesn’t necessarily guarantee its success.

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Even so, with its vivid colors, fun designs (check out their layered caps), and punchy prints, Nerdy is taking over the streets of Seoul by storm.

Here are a few of our favorites. Trust me, this was not an easy task.

The first is the purple and yellow track suit.
The soft purple and yellow create a nice color combination that looks cute on both girls and guys.

Next is the layered cap.
These layered caps are so fun and versatile. You get to wear two different colors at once and you can wear them together or separately as a visor or a cap.

Our final pick is those cozy fluorescent sweat suits that will have you poppin' now and  into fall.

Wear them together at once, or on separate occasions like Zico.

In addition, the high quality material Nerdy uses to create their clothes will have you looking and feeling street ready every time you put them on.

If you think about it, why else would those K-pop stars with high standards wear it in the first place?

So hurry and head over to earlypicker.com to get your oppa’s new favorite track suit.
Hey, if Zico is all about being “Nerdy,” that’s the new cool, right?