Sprayground Tatted Up No Face Moneybear Backpack

The brand Sprayground loves provocation, simplicity, and at the same time an unmistakable look. It achieves this perfectly with its backpacks, bags, wallets, or keychains.

Its biggest boom occurred when they launched the original backpack "Hello, My Name Is", which customers and users could name themselves. After another successful design, "Money Stacks", they gained popularity worldwide, and today even kids buy their jagged backpack for school every year.

And what about those teeth? To some, next to the colorful camouflage pattern, they might resemble an attempt to imitate the BAPE brand… If that’s what you thought too, let us inform you that you are completely wrong.

During World War II, Japanese and American pilots flew in the same combat planes. This could naturally be quite confusing when shooting at the enemy. Then, one of the American Army pilots, who liked to draw, came up with the idea to decorate the aircraft with fierce teeth. The same principle was used by the Sprayground brand at its beginning in the backpack and accessories market, which, in a time of boredom and mediocrity, chose this symbol for its designs to become easily memorable.