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A brand created by Taz Arnold which is an acronym for the sentence: "Taz is so Arnold". The brand is featured by many artists such as Chris Brown, Tyga, Big Sean, Kanye West and more. It is mainly known for sewing its logo on top of a vintage item which can be re-sold for a price two or threefold the original. The most famous TI$A products are the TI$A Snapback hats which contain a TI$A logo and monster embroidery. The hats used by Taz Arnold are vintage remakes created by brands such as Starter, Adidas, Reebok, American Needle and etcetera. They also do the same for items such as designer sweaters, vintage jackets, shoes and many more. More recently, Taz Arnold has created their own line of TI$A clothing that features many parodies and logo designs. TI$A is notorious for it's out-of-the-world pricing, but still does very well in selling them; most notably due to followers of rap artists stated above.
Guy 1: Dude, I just copped a TI$A Charlotte Hornets Snapback hat for $110. Swag.

Guy 2: Isn't that a bit expensive? I got the same hat without the TI$A logo for $15 at a thrift store.

Guy 1: It's TI$A dude, get with the program.
TI$A by jaeyoung* August 3, 2011
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Moving between realms, designer Taz Arnold touches on life with a distinct sense of elegance and sophistication to become the bearer of a new creative force within the world. The TI$A brand provides an unparalleled experience that has never been seen before, utilizing color with intelligence and great detail to form a unique and innovative approach to style. The brand effortlessly combines mediums of art, design and fashion creating a place where love, global harmony and oneness can be the new vogue.

- tAz
I got fergie in my closet
I be rocking TI$A
you might catch tiger woods tryna hit a birdie in my closet
TI$A by Finally Famous May 12, 2011
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