Curse Shorts Cut From $42 To $32
Curse shorts sell at $32, down from $42 on the product page.
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Curse shorts sell at $32, down from $42 on the product page.
The Sigil tee drops from $45 to $35.
Apply the code at checkout for 10% off POWERWING anime streetwear.
Espada sweatpants fall from $65 to $58.
The Ghoul graphic tee is reduced from $45 to $38.
Checkout lists a free shipping option; POWERWING publishes no minimum threshold.
POWERWING is a Los Angeles streetwear label making anime-inspired tees, hoodies, compression wear, sweats, and shorts for an edgy crowd.
POWERWING is a Los Angeles streetwear label founded in 2022 that builds anime-inspired apparel around a "Spread Your Wings" motto. The brand describes its pieces as "armor for the outliers, the misunderstood, the ones who train like they've got something to prove" and states plainly, "We don't make gymwear for everyone." The catalogue runs through tees, hoodies, compression wear, sweats, zip-ups, shorts, foil stickers, and distressed hats, built around a cybersigilism-influenced graphic style.
The lineup groups several designs into collaboration-style collections. The Espada Tee is $38, down from $45, and is sold as a "POWERWING x BLEACH" collaboration piece in 100% cotton at 300gsm with embroidery and discharged screen print, sized S to XXL. The Curse Shorts are $32, down from $42, marketed as a Naruto collaboration in an 87% nylon, 13% elastane athletic-fit blend with hidden drawstrings and pockets. The Sigil Tee is $35, down from $45, and carries the brand's own cybersigilism-style graphic rather than a licensed collaboration. POWERWING does not publish any licensing documentation from the rights holders of Bleach or Naruto confirming these are officially authorized collaborations; the claims come only from the brand's own product pages.
Checkout offers Priority Shipping (1-3 business days, insured), Standard Shipping (3-5 business days, not insured), and a Free Shipping option that is also not insured; POWERWING states orders typically ship within 2-5 business days. Its return policy reads, "All sales are final. We do not accept Returns or Exchanges," though damaged items can be exchanged for store credit only, never a cash refund. Orders can be canceled within 24 hours of purchase, and size or color adjustments are accepted within 72 hours, but both options stop working once a tracking number has been issued.
POWERWING does not publish a dollar threshold for its Free Shipping checkout option, the countries it ships outside the US, a product warranty, or any exclusions or minimum order for a discount code. Product pages also display a figure of 2,535 reviews without naming the platform behind that count.
Yes. PWLEE6952 takes 10% off at checkout through our link. POWERWING does not publish any exclusions or minimum order for this code, and it has not yet been tested in a live cart, so confirm the discounted total before paying.
POWERWING's own policy page states, "All sales are final. We do not accept Returns or Exchanges." Damaged items can only be exchanged for store credit, never a cash refund, and order cancellations are accepted within 24 hours of purchase as long as a tracking number has not yet been issued.
POWERWING says orders typically ship within 2-5 business days. At checkout you can pick Priority Shipping (1-3 business days, insured), Standard Shipping (3-5 business days, not insured), or Free Shipping (also not insured). Without optional insurance, POWERWING says it is not responsible for packages lost or misdelivered once handed to USPS.
POWERWING accepts adjustment requests within 72 hours of placing an order, but changes depend on stock and are not promised, and any approved change is issued as store credit only. Once a tracking number has been assigned, cancellations and adjustments no longer work.
POWERWING markets pieces like the Espada Tee as a "POWERWING x BLEACH" collaboration and the Curse Shorts as a "Naruto collaboration" on its own product pages, but it does not publish any licensing confirmation from the rights holders of either series.