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Vlogger Charles Xavier (AKA ‘WolfieRaps’) To Drop New Merch Range Today

Charles Xavier (née Raynor), known to his 10 million YouTube subscribers as WolfieRaps, is launching a brand new merch collection this evening at 6 pm ET.

The Canada-based star — who creates challenges, DIY projects, hacks, and reviews on his main channel, and daily vlogs and lifestyle videos on his second channel — first delved into the apparel realm this summer with an inaugural merchandise line, which sold out twice, he tells Tubefilter. In addition to brand new hats, hoodies, and T-shirts in various colors with metallic embellishments that range in price from $22.95 to $44.95, Xavier says that additional items will be launching later this fall.

Xavier is signed to the Studio71 multi-channel network and managed by Jake Webb and Amy Neben at Select Management Group. Collectively, his two YouTube channels clock a staggering 60 million monthly views.

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All of the forthcoming items will be available on his official website. Check out some photos of Xavier modeling the new products below.

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Geoff Weiss

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