The Geedup x Trapstar Sydney Shooters Trackpants ‘White Marle / Blue’ (2025) marks a powerful intersection between two streetwear heavyweightsAustralias Geedup Co. and Londons Trapstar. This collaboration embodies a raw energy reflective of both brands roots in underground fashion, celebrating a shared ethos of authenticity, rebellion, and bold styling. Designed in 2025, this limited-edition piece is a standout from the exclusive Sydney Shooters capsule, combining premium fabrication with globally recognized aesthetics.
Overview
Crafted from a heavyweight brushed fleece, the trackpants come in a soft White Marle colourway accented with electric blue puff-print brandingfeaturing Geedups signature logo and Trapstars iconic type treatment. The design merges clean Australian minimalism with the gritty edge of UK street culture. A tapered fit and elasticated cuffs offer a tailored streetwear silhouette, while the adjustable waistband ensures comfort and versatility. As with all Geedup Co. pieces, this drop is known for limited runs and immediate sell-outs, making it a grail for collectors and streetwear aficionados alike. Whether worn with matching tops or styled standalone, the Geedup x Trapstar collaboration cements its place in the evolving global streetwear narrative.
Key Highlights
Limited-Edition 2025 Collaboration: A highly anticipated link-up between Sydneys Geedup Co. and Londons Trapstar, sold in strictly limited quantities and sold out in minutes.
Heavyweight Brushed Fleece Construction: Offers durability and premium comfort, suited for year-round streetwear rotation.
White Marle with Electric Blue Accents: A clean yet bold colour palette featuring puff-printed logos that elevate visual contrast.
Geedup x Trapstar Collaboration
Fabric – 380gsm Fleece
Trapstar Sydney Shooters EMB Patch on crouch with 3D EMB Handstyle logo
Core Logo hardware tips
All custom metal branded hardware
Slight cropped inseam length with extra room in leg fit
*Classic Fit – True to size
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