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Tyson Pedro for Geedup Co. — Proud to Be a Problem

Released Friday 19 January 2024, 6:30pm AEDT

The first GEEDUP delivery of 2024 was, in the brand’s words, “an ode to the entire Greater Western Sydney region. South-West, North-West, Inner-West, West-West.”

To front it GEEDUP went to one of the west’s own: Tyson Pedro, the UFC light heavyweight from Penrith, who grew up in a fighting family. Summer Del. 1/24 released on Friday 19 January 2024 under one line: “Proud to be a problem.”

Tyson Pedro for Geedup Co. — “Proud to be a problem.”

Home ground

The campaign was shot in Sydney’s Inner West, in backyards, on front steps and in a garage, with Pedro alongside his father, John Pedro. Behind-the-scenes from the shoot went up on 27 December 2023, tagged West Sydney. In the film Pedro drives through the suburbs in a red “Proud to be a problem” tee and finishes on the pads in a backyard.

Jake Paco told Complex Australia the line was meant with affection: “Proud to be a problem is a term of endearment.” Pedro described the collaboration as “a breeze and something I thoroughly enjoyed.” Both men are from Western Sydney, and the brand Paco started in 2010 has never pretended to be from anywhere else.

  • Back view of a man in a black tee printed Proud to be a problem around the GEEDUP logo, under a blue sky
  • A man in a red GEEDUP tee and boxing gloves on a backyard lawn, two men behind him in front of a brick house
  • Two men in a garage, one in a grey tee and blue shorts, the other in a light blue tee and shorts
  • A woman in a teal GEEDUP jersey stands on timber steps above a man in a grey tee and blue shorts
  • A man in a light blue tee and shorts watering a backyard with a hose

The range

Summer Del. 1/24 was a 19-piece unisex collection built for a Sydney summer. Team Logo and Core Logo jerseys in blue, teal and light blue. Greater West tees. Scribble Fill Handstyle and Sportsman Emboss tees. PFK Monogram tees and shorts, mesh shorts, Sportsman and G Monogram swim shorts, and Sportsman G hats.

  • A man in a teal Team Logo jersey on a concrete path through a backyard lawn
  • A man in a light blue tee and a woman in red on the front steps of a brick house with red flowers
  • A woman in a light blue GEEDUP jersey and white socks sitting on grass against a timber fence

Release

The rollout ran through the summer holidays. “Turnt the odds into patches,” GEEDUP posted on 20 December, then a run of “SOON” teasers, then a joint post with Jake Paco on 9 January: “All roads lead west.” The campaign film went up on 15 January, the lookbook film a day later and the detail shots on the 18th, “Enjoy the details”. The delivery released on the Friday at 6:30pm.

Two days after, GEEDUP signed off with a line for the season: “There’s nothing like a Sydney summer.”

Lookbook — “Proud to be a problem” — GEEDUP on YouTube, May 2024
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