Remember those white hotel slippers Justin Bieber was seen bopping across New York City in last August? Turns out he wasn't just a huge fan of the comfy (yet too-small) slippers, he actually designed a whole line of them and debuted his newest experiment when he launched his own fashion label, Drew, last December. Now, what started off as a hotel slippers-only line has expanded to include hoodies, t-shirts, corduroy shorts and pants because if the Biebs says corduroy is officially cool again, then so be it.
Drew House, inspired by Bieber's middle name, is a unisex line of loose-fitting everyday wear that walks the line between Bieber's signature rugged-sporty look and Kanye West's popular Yeezy leisurewear—just with a massive smiley face across the front. The collection includes oversized hoodies you can wear while running, serenading your loved one (and a random stranger) on the street, or any other Bieber-like activities you may find yourself doing.
Drew House's "about us" page describes the brand simply as a "place where you can be yourself. Blah blah blah blahsdbksjdfhl. Wear like you don’t care. Come chill. K. Bye." Seriously.
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The collection is priced between $48 and $158 and each product page comes with tips on how to wear each item or funny facts. For example, you can buy "chaz pants, but ya know...shorter" that are comfy enough for "sitting in bean bag chairs and couches" or the matching Chaz Button Down Shirt that's "the kind of thing you wanna roll out of bed wearing." In fact, buy multiples and you and your bae can do the whole Scumbro swag thing together!
Nerisha Penrose is the Beauty Commerce Editor at ELLE.com. Prior to joining the team, she was an Editorial Fellow at ELLE.com. In her current role, she helps lead coverage on makeup, skin care, hair, and fragrances. With over six years of experience in the world of beauty editorial, Nerisha enjoys delving deep into the complexities of fragrance notes, hunting for the best fixes for acne-prone skin, and advocating for daily sunscreen use. She regularly researches and tests the latest products, consults beauty professionals (including our Beauty Advisory Board) to determine the best expert-approved formulas to recommend, and conducts interviews with luminaries across the industry. Nerisha received her bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media Studies from Temple University before joining the editorial teams at Nylon and Billboard. In 2020, she co-launched our popular franchise The State of Black Beauty, an ongoing exploration of—and destination for—beauty at the intersection of Black culture.
