Three: Cookies SF (founded by rapper Berner — bags, the Teddy Bear plush, streetwear-utility line), Mothership Glass (Bellingham, WA heady-glass studio merchandise — Yellow Nebula tee, Reversible Hoodie, the last 2XL of the Mothership x Threyda collab), and Illadelph (Philadelphia scientific-glass brand — five tee designs plus the Illadelph x Ethik Varsity Hoody collab). Each brand occupies a distinct lane of cannabis-adjacent fashion — streetwear, heady-collector, and scientific-glass-brand respectively — and each piece in the collection is sourced through authorized brand channels rather than parallel-import or reprint stock.

Yes. All fourteen pieces trace back to authorized brand channels. Cookies SF supplies retail through a controlled distribution network; Mothership Glass ships apparel through a small group of authorized retail accounts directly from its Bellingham operation; Illadelph manages apparel out of its Philadelphia base and supplies retail accounts directly. Counterfeits of all three brands exist — unauthorized Cookies prints, bootleg Illadelph script tees with off-register printing, and reprinted Mothership graphics on lower-quality cotton. The defenses against those knockoffs are correct interior labeling, correct print registration, correct blank weight, and a paper trail to the brand. This collection clears all four checks.

Cookies apparel runs true to streetwear standards — closer to a relaxed midweight cut than slim fashion or oversized skate proportions. Bombers and hoodies fit the way a Stüssy or Supreme piece of the same labeled size would fit. Bags don't have sizing concerns (capacity dimensions are listed per product). If you typically wear a medium in mainstream streetwear, you'll wear a medium in Cookies. The brand does occasionally release oversized-cut pieces, which are noted in the individual product copy when applicable; default fit on bombers and hoodies in this collection is standard-relaxed.

Limited drops, not one-of-one. Mothership operates apparel on a drop model where fixed-quantity runs are released on specific dates and not aggressively restocked. The Reversible Hoodie is reissued periodically with rotating artwork on each face — different drops carry different graphic combinations. The Mothership x Threyda Hoodie was a single capsule drop with the Colorado visionary-art collective Threyda; smaller sizes sold through and the remaining 2XL in this collection is the final piece from that production run. For detailed hoodie-by-hoodie context, see the dedicated hoodies collection.

Mothership Glass and Threyda — a Colorado-based visionary art collective and print house — have been creative collaborators for years across glass colorways and apparel capsule drops. Threyda represents a roster of fractal, geometric, and psychedelic artists including Android Jones, Alex Grey, Adam Scott Miller, and Dan Cohen, and licenses their imagery to collab partners. The hoodie in this collection translates Threyda visionary artwork into a Mothership-cut pullover from one of the partnership's apparel drops. Sizes other than 2XL sold through during the original drop window and have not been restocked in this exact colorway.

Threyda is a Colorado art collective, print house, and event producer that publishes and represents visionary, fractal, and psychedelic artists. The roster has included Android Jones, Alex Grey, Adam Scott Miller, Dan Cohen, and many others over time. Threyda licenses artwork to collab partners across apparel, glass, prints, and event posters. Mothership Glass has been a recurring Threyda collaborator — both on glass colorways that incorporate Threyda visual themes and on apparel drops like the hoodie in this collection. Understanding Threyda is useful context for any Mothership collector because the partnership is a recurring source of the brand's most sought-after limited pieces.

Cookies sits at the intersection of cannabis culture, hip-hop, and streetwear — three categories that each independently drive collectibility. Berner built the brand vertically (cannabis strains, dispensaries, music, apparel) so a Cookies piece reads as multi-category cultural signal rather than just smoke-shop merch. The bag line specifically competes with mainstream streetwear backpacks on construction quality, which gives the collection a daily-use justification beyond the branding. The Cookies SF Teddy Bear has developed a secondary-market presence among collectors who never touch cannabis at all. Authorized retail copies are increasingly the cleanest defense against the wave of counterfeit Cookies pieces that appear on resale marketplaces.

Yes — the Off The Grid is one of two pieces in the Cookies bag line in this collection with genuine carbon lining (the other is the Smell Proof Strain Case). The activated-carbon lining material absorbs volatile organic compounds responsible for detectable cannabis odor. The other two Cookies bags here — Parks Utility Sateen Bomber Nylon Backpack and Vertex Ripstop Shoulder Bag — are streetwear bags without carbon lining; they carry the Cookies branding but do not provide odor control regardless of how marketing-adjacent copy may read. Always read the product name: "Smell Proof" in the SKU title indicates carbon lining; its absence indicates no odor-blocking function.

Same brand — the apparel program just sometimes drops the "Glass" suffix on tee graphics. Illadelph is the full company name (a phonetic shortening of Philadelphia), and the brand produces both functional water pipes and apparel under that single identity. The glass side of the catalog is at Illadelph glass; the apparel side covers the six pieces in this collection (five tees plus the Ethik varsity collab). Owners who have an Illadelph rig often pair it with a Signature or Camo Logo tee as a quiet collector signal.

The shop on N Broadway in Chinatown Los Angeles has been operating continuously since 1990 and stocks the apparel collection on the floor alongside the broader glass, accessories, and electronic-vaporizer catalog. Specific size and color availability rotates as drops sell through — particularly on Mothership and Illadelph collab pieces, which are not reordered once exhausted. In-store pickup is the fastest path for local buyers; the shop also ships nationally. Calling ahead is recommended if you're driving in specifically for a limited piece like the Mothership x Threyda 2XL.