Billionaire Boys Club: streetwear from another galaxy

Step into the world of Billionaire Boys Club, the cult brand born from the meeting of Pharrell Williams and Nigo, founder of A Bathing Ape. Half luxury, half skate, crossed by astronauts, diamonds and running dogs, BBC turned 2000s streetwear into a language of its own, on the border of hip-hop, science fiction and pure colour. At MTHOR, we select the most sought-after pieces from the Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream universe, all authenticated by our team of experts, to give you the intact DNA of a house that made curiosity an outward sign of wealth.

The story of an icon: when Pharrell met Nigo

Billionaire Boys Club was born in 2003, the fruit of the friendship between producer and musician Pharrell Williams and Japanese designer Nigo (Tomoaki Nagao), already famous for building the BAPE empire in Tokyo. The name nods to the 1987 film and above all to a philosophy: wealth is not just about money, but a state of mind made of curiosity, status and style. From its very first collections, the brand asserted its instantly recognisable iconography — the astronaut, the space helmet, diamonds and dollar prints — made in Japan with the standards inherited from the BAPE school.

Quickly embraced by the American hip-hop scene and worn by Pharrell on stage and in music videos, BBC became the symbol of a generation blending luxury, skate and pop culture. Its Ice Cream footwear line, launched in its wake and long associated with Reebok, extended this world to the feet with its famous "running dog" logo. Twenty years on, driven by a strong revival of interest in early-2000s streetwear, the house is living a new golden age and stands as a genuine collector's piece.

A unique visual language: how to recognise a Billionaire Boys Club piece?

Billionaire Boys Club's identity rests on a highly codified graphic grammar. The astronaut and the helmet embody the idea of exploring the unknown; the "BB/C" arch logo structures the tees and hoodies; the diamond and dollar prints echo the brand's openly stated ambition; and the "running dog" signs the Ice Cream line. The colours are bold, often vivid, applied to roomy cuts and heavy fabrics.

Three markers sum up the BBC experience: a bold graphic that turns every piece into a statement; premium craftsmanship inherited from Nigo's Japanese know-how; and a strong cultural value that elevates the iconic models to the rank of collector's items prized by connoisseurs.

The collection's iconic pieces

The Billionaire Boys Club collection brings together the house's must-haves: the Astronaut hoodie and its embroidered variations, the "BB/C" Arch Logo tee, the sweatshirts and tees with Diamond and Dollar prints, as well as the Ice Cream pieces bearing the "running dog". On the footwear side, enthusiasts seek the Ice Cream Boardflip sneakers and the iconic models born from the historic collaboration with Reebok. You'll also find the caps and accessories stamped with the astronaut helmet, along with the limited editions from the collaborations that punctuate the brand's history. At MTHOR, these flagship pieces are restocked regularly to stay as close as possible to the most coveted drops.

Why buy your Billionaire Boys Club at MTHOR

MTHOR Shop specialises in selling authentic streetwear and sneakers. Every piece in our Billionaire Boys Club collection goes through a rigorous check carried out by our team of experts: we check the consistency of the box and the size label, the material, smell, stitching, shape and sole, as well as the laces and accessories. For the most thorough checks, we rely on specialised tools such as the UV lamp or microscope. Every order is shipped with a seal, a tangible guarantee that the quality control has been carried out and authenticity validated. Learn more about our authentication process.

We offer worldwide delivery in 2 to 8 days to your door against signature, with real-time tracking by email and WhatsApp, payment in 4 interest-free instalments via Klarna or Scalapay, and customer service based in France available Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm. Should anything go wrong, our 14-day return policy protects you.

FAQ — Billionaire Boys Club at MTHOR

How do I verify the authenticity of a Billionaire Boys Club piece?

Every item is checked by our team of experts: consistency of the box and labels, quality of the materials, embroidery, stitching and prints, and where needed verification with a UV lamp or microscope. Every order ships with a seal attesting to the check carried out. Discover our authentication process.

Which size should I choose for Billionaire Boys Club?

BBC pieces (hoodies, tees) generally fit true to size to slightly roomy, faithful to the brand's streetwear spirit. For a deliberately oversized fit, take your usual size; for a more fitted look, consider going one size down. Refer to the size guide on each product.

What do I receive with my Billionaire Boys Club piece?

You receive the authentic item in its original packaging, with its brand labels, and for the Ice Cream footwear models, their original box and accessories. Everything is shipped sealed by MTHOR.

What is the delivery time?

We ship worldwide, with home delivery against signature within 2 to 8 days. You benefit from real-time tracking by email and WhatsApp, whatever your destination.

Will I have to pay customs fees?

No, no customs fees are charged to you. MTHOR covers all customs charges and taxes, whatever your destination in the world. The price shown on the site is the final price you pay: no nasty surprises on delivery.

Can I return my piece if it doesn't suit me?

Yes. You have 14 days after receipt to return your item to us, provided it is in its original condition (never worn, labels intact, seal not removed). The refund is processed within 24h of receiving the return.

Going further

Also discover our Bape and Streetwear collections, in the direct lineage of Nigo's universe. To learn all about the quality of our pieces, see our detailed authentication process or our guide How to recognise a real pair of sneakers.