De Puta Madre 69

The official logo of De Puta Madre 69 (DPM69) doesn’t just represent a brand—it throws a middle finger to conformity. With the words “DE PUTA MADRE” slapped front and center and the infamous “69” tagging along, it’s a statement that dares the world to look away. It’s not about fashion—it’s about defiance, street-born grit, and unapologetic identity. This logo isn’t trying to please anyone—it’s here to provoke.

The design is loud, raw, and impossible to ignore. Black and red? That’s not just a color scheme—it’s a warning. The worn, grunge-style lettering screams of the streets where it was born—where style is survival and attitude is everything. It’s not polished. It’s real.

De Puta Madre 69 was born in 2003 from the fire of lived experience. Founder Gaetano "Tano" Russo, straight out of southern Italy, turned his life into a mission, forging T-shirts that spoke louder than words. The name itself—“De Puta Madre”—is slang with bite: once seen as vulgar, now redefined to mean badass, next level, untouchable. The “69”? A symbol of raw desire, rebellion, and flipping the script.

From the underground to the global stage, DPM69 has stayed true to its roots: unfiltered, high-impact streetwear for those who don’t ask for permission—and don’t give a damn about approval. The logo is more than just a mark—it’s a battle cry for the misfits, the rule-breakers, and the ones who make their own way.

Download the vector logo of the De Puta Madre 69 brand designed by Tano in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format. The current status of the logo is active, which means the logo is currently in use.