Rapper Ken Carson has officially revealed his long-awaited collaboration with WWE, giving fans their first look at a new clothing collection inspired by some of the company’s biggest stars.
After teasing a surprise WWE project, the rapper has now shared the collection on social media. It mixes his signature style with classic WWE designs. The collaboration comes just days after Carson spoke about his love for wrestling in an interview with Grailed. At the time, he hinted that something special with WWE was on the way but didn’t reveal any details.
Now, fans finally know what he was talking about.
Ken Carson’s WWE collection honors wrestling icons
The collection features graphic T-shirts inspired by some of WWE’s most famous stars. Designs include Rey Mysterio, The Undertaker, Bray Wyatt, Kane, Rhea Ripley, and Randy Orton’s iconic “RKO” branding.
The shirts reflect Carson’s bold fashion style, mixing vintage wrestling graphics with tattoo-inspired artwork and a rock-inspired look. Many of the designs feature large prints, gothic-style lettering, and a worn-in vintage feel.
One preview image shows a Rey Mysterio T-shirt with bright blue and red artwork that captures the legendary luchador, while another one shows Orton giving an RKO to someone with RKO branding and a tattoo-style design.
Instead of looking like regular WWE merchandise, the collection has a darker and edgier appearance that fits Carson’s music and the Opium brand.
Fans looking for something rare will also have a chance to grab an exclusive item. The collection includes only 50 Paul Bearer T-shirts worldwide, and they will be randomly included in orders, making them the rarest pieces in the drop.
The project also continues WWE’s growing connection with the music world. Bad Bunny became a successful WWE performer after starting as a celebrity guest, while Travis Scott has made several WWE appearances. More recently, Lil Yachty has been involved in WWE storylines alongside United States Champion Trick Williams.
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