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Streetwear brand Andrew has always worn its 305 pride on its sleeve. Founded in 2017 by Nick Katz, Pres Rodriguez, and Adrian Douzmanian, it has collaborated with the Miami Dolphins, Versailles, and Mac\u2019s Club Deuce over the years. The late Virgil Abloh<\/a> was an early supporter of the brand, and the clothing has even popped up on shows like HBO\u2019s Euphoria<\/a>.<\/p>\n But Andrew\u2019s latest collection might be its most Miami yet. This month, the brand dropped its collaboration with local strip club Booby Trap, featuring eight pieces ranging from T-shirts ($65) and booty shorts ($60) to a skate deck ($100) shaped like a stack of Styrofoam cups.<\/p>\n The collaboration shouldn\u2019t come as a surprise. Booby Trap is one of Miami\u2019s most frequented adults-only businesses, with four locations across South Florida. The most famous one is Booby Trap on the River (615 NW South River Dr., Miami), which is open 24\/7 and has hosted celebrities like Drake, Offset, Rick Ross, Cardi B, and Kodak Black.<\/p>\n \u201cAndrew consistently works with brands that we feel are iconic establishments in the city, brands that shape the very fabric of what makes Miami such a unique place to come from as a local,\u201d says Daniel El Yamen, brand manager at Andrew. \u201cWe have worked with Versailles, Mac\u2019s Club Deuce, the Scottish Rite Temple \u2014 all legendary spots that locals and out-of-towners adore as quintessentially Miami.\u201d<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\tWill you step up to support New Times this year?\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAt New Times, we\u2019re small and scrappy \u2014 and we make the most of every dollar from our supporters. Right now, we\u2019re $17,000 away from reaching our December 31 goal of $30,000. If you\u2019ve ever learned something new, stayed informed, or felt more connected because of New Times, now\u2019s the time to give back.\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n The collection leans tongue-in-cheek, with T-shirts emblazoned with \u201cMiami Princess\u201d and \u201cI \u2764\ufe0f BBLs.\u201d The Styrofoam-shaped skatedeck feels more like a piece you\u2019d hang on a wall than one you\u2019d actually grind at your local skate park. Overall, the collection seems fitting for a strip club with the highly unserious name \u201cBooby Trap.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cBooby Trap is that club as far as strip clubs go, and strip club culture runs deep in our city,\u201d adds El Yamen. \u201cWith multiple locations and multiple brands, it has been in people\u2019s lives for decades\u2026And with the following and clientele BT\u2019s has been attracting lately, it is now world-famous.\u201d<\/p>\n According to El Yamen, the collection came together after a fortuitous meeting between Katz and owner Gregg Berger during a Dolphins game last year. The collection was heavily inspired by the merchandise Andrew encountered during a series of summer pop-ups in Europe.<\/p>\n \u201cWe saw the popularity of \u2018I heart\u2019 shirts dominating fashion all over. We started thinking about what a Miami version of that we could be, and \u2018I heart BBLs\u2019 came up,\u201d El Yamen shares. \u201cWe ran with that seed of an idea \u2014 Miami is the BBL capital of America \u2014 and built a collection around it.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n Because Andrew plans these collections as one-offs, once pieces sell out, they\u2019ll be gone for good. Still, El Yamen says a second collaboration with Booby Trap isn\u2019t out of the question.<\/p>\n![\"photo](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/Miami-Princess-shirt-Credit-Andrew-photo.jpeg\")
For the Miami Princess in your life.<\/p>\n