Fierce, Fashion-Forward and Unapologetic
Haus of Petty is a one-of-a-kind store that offers unique and eclectic items for the fashion-forward shopper.
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Earth Clouds
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Shield Master
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Warrior Sack
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Bean Puncher
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Tokyo Runner
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Dangerous Kim
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Fet's Luck
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Lock Him Up
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These nuts
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Bring Ya Ass
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Bring Ya Azz
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Mens Bomber Jacket
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Our Mission
Haus of Petty is dedicated to empower and inspire individuals to confidently embrace their unique style and individuality. Our clothing line is a representation of fearlessness, boldness and self-expression. We strive to create fashionable, trend-setting, and high-quality pieces that make a statement and reflect the diverse and dynamic personalities of our customers.
For the Culture
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Why We Bank Black
At the start of Black History Month, it's important to look to the past, but more important to look toward the future. At Haus of Petty, we intend to utilize...
Why We Bank Black
At the start of Black History Month, it's important to look to the past, but more important to look toward the future. At Haus of Petty, we intend to utilize...
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Five Reasons Why "Shopping Black" is Important
From Racism and discrimination to redlining and mass incarceration, African descent people have been systematically kept out of economic opportunities and upward mobility in the United States. That's why we...
Five Reasons Why "Shopping Black" is Important
From Racism and discrimination to redlining and mass incarceration, African descent people have been systematically kept out of economic opportunities and upward mobility in the United States. That's why we...
