Curated & Crafted

Roses N’ Guns is a Los Angeles–based brand built around making statements through embroidered patches. The company designs, curates, buys, and sells patches, using them as the foundation for custom vests, apparel, and artwork. Every piece is a visual narrative rooted in culture and identity.

How it Started

Founded by Clarence Nathaniel, Roses N’ Guns draws inspiration from ’90s sneaker culture, basketball, hip-hop, military surplus, and American workwear. The process is deliberate and hands-on—patches are selected with purpose, and garments are crafted with quality. Similar to motorcycle vests or letterman jackets, the pieces live between utility and expression. Built to be worn hard, collected, or displayed, they’re meant to outlast trends.

Cartoon of Clarence Nathaniel, founder of Roses N' Guns, wearing a vest with embroidered patches. He's holding a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a futuristic gun in the other, floating in space with stars and a colorful nebula background.

RNG grew from the same creative lineage as Netwirth, a brand that explores sneaker and hip-hop culture through storytelling. Netwirth released a coloring book in 2020 and later independently published the full-color graphic novel Netwirth Sneaker Adventures, now available on Amazon and in stores nationwide. That same storytelling mindset carries into Roses N’ Guns but told through fabric and thread.