Neighborhood was founded in 1994 in Harajuku, Tokyo. Its slogan "Craft with Pride" defines its style essence. It is one of the most popular and respected streetwear clothing brands in Japan, and it stands out for its exceptional collaborations with BAPE, Converse, and Burton. Shop & Instagram.
A Bathing Ape (BAPE) is a Japanese street wear clothing brand founded in 1993. Its bold style, camo pattern, and iconic monkey logo have made it popular in urban culture. It has collaborated with renowned brands and hip-hop artists, and created designs inspired by pop culture.
Brands like BAPEJapan, 1997. WTAPS has long been at the forefront of the Japanese OG streetwear movement. Its roots lie in the Ura-Harajuku movement of the 1990s and the brand has stuck to creating only high-quality clothing.
Brands like WTAPS"The future is in the past". Human made is inspired by a diversity of vintage elements while exploring bold ideas that stand out amid the constant stream of street culture. All this mixed with Japan's uncompromising approach to crafts and Tokyo's playful spirit.
Brands like Human MadeEvisu was founded in Osaka, Japan in 1991, creating products of the highest quality and capturing the imagination of the detail-obsessed Japanese fashion crowd. They were the ones who revived interest in vintage denim.
Brands like Evisu"Nobody Really Dies." Streetwear fashion brand based on the fusion of culture, skate and design. A brand that treats all processes equally through its efficient internal team: design and production.
Brands like Nerdunit"Dignity and pride". Artisan and minimalist Japanese fashion brand with very clear values linked to culture. Organic clothing, real crafted and the highest quality made by textile lovers.
Brands like VisvimJapanese fashion brand concerned with comfort and durability while focusing on the traditional Japanese technique of indigo dyeing. Blue Blue Japan uses colors and materials that make you feel the four seasons.
Brands like Blue Blue JapanJapanese streetwear brand of hysteric glamor where color, pop culture and y2k style mix explosively obtaining naughty and adorable garments.
Brands like Hysteric Glamour2004, Japan. A daring, courageous and sophisticated haute couture brand from the hand of the Japanese designer Junchi Abe totally far from the conventional. His focus is on textiles, construction and details.
Brands like Kolor (Japan)Japanese brand (Tokyo) founded in 2007 by the designer Hiromichi Ochiai. FACETASM expresses diversity and a multifaceted nature as well as expressive creativity and experimentation. All this with a delicate and precise attention to detail.
Brands like Facetasm"Design, utility and technology": This is how this prestigious Japanese outdoor fashion brand (Tokyo) is characterized. Minimalism, solid and durable items, high specification materials...
Brands like White MountaineeringAuralee represents modernity and purpose. Founder Ryota Iwai chose the name for its evocative sound, meaning "The Lands That Lights Up." Their designs blend authenticity, calm elegance, and comfort with sensitive sophistication, envisioned for morning wear.
Brands like AuraleeNumber (N)ine, founded in 1997 by Takahiro Miyashita, creates detailed Americana-inspired clothing. With a strong emphasis on music, the brand sets itself apart from others of its time, drawing inspiration from The Beatles' "Revolution 9".
Brands like Number (N)ineTakahiromiyashita TheSolist, founded by Takahiro Miyashita, emphasizes a solitary spirit in the clothing industry. The brand opened its flagship store "grocerystore." in Minami Aoyama and moved its exhibition to Paris from the 2015 AW collection.
Brands like Takahiromiyashita TheSolist"FORSOMEONE" reflects Satoshi's experience in making clothes, especially for artists he closely collaborates with. Under the concept of "NEW LEGACY," Satoshi reconstructs collections from his perspective, focusing on overseas fashion culture that serves as inspiration for the brand's unique offerings.
Brands like ForsomeoneSince 1980 and from Southern California, Stüssy has been hitting hard. They were born from the surfing scene and have been redefining and giving its own ideology to its casualwear style.
Brands like StüssyJapanese brand (Tokyo) created in 2011 by Sk8thing and Toby Feltwell. His futuristic aesthetic designs and constant experimentation with fabrics and techniques make his garments unique. It is worth noting his collaborations with artists and high-level brands.
Brands like CAVEMPTUrban ready-to-wear brand founded in 2013 by the dancer Léo Walk and Gary Neveu. His designs savor hip-hop music, rock culture, skate, a bit of Belgium, Paris... Walk in Paris has collaborated with major brands such as Lacoste and ParaBoot.
Brands like Walk In ParisMaison Kitsuné, an independent Parisian fashion house, merges the style of Paris and Tokyo into a playful and comfortable wardrobe. With 38 stores globally and an online e-commerce site, their distinct streetwear-inspired designs are available worldwide in over 400 points of sale.
Brands like Maison KitsunéSince 1970, Kenzo has celebrated cultural diversity and nature with daring and colorful fashion. Their mix of prints and refined colors is both exuberant and sophisticated, embodying optimism and impertinence. The Parisian fashion house continues to reinterpret its unique codes for a modern audience, staying true to its distinct style.
Brands like KENZOUnknown London, a streetwear brand hailing from the United Kingdom, finds its muse in the ever-evolving world of hip-hop culture. The result? A collection of daring designs that leave a lasting impression. Their garments are a true embodiment of the very culture that sparks their creativity, with influential artists such as Ski Mask and Wiz Kid.
Brands like Unknown London"The Direction Is There Is No Direction"From Washington, this clothing brand in which its creators "do what they want". Away from the conventional, experimentation, exclusive designs, unique materials, risky designs...
Brands like Diet Starts MondayLondon brand with a very clear motto: A dialogical study of the human individual". In short: be yourself while still feeling confident in your individuality. Simple hypebeast designs that have dressed great artists of the London hip hop scene.
Brands like AELIZALondon brand inspired by everyday life born in 2019 by Gam. Stories, inspiration, photography, living life without limits, documentary expression about the garment... A brand worth exploring.
Brands like GCLO StudiosSince 1988, this Californian (Los Angeles) brand with surfer and skater roots, has been and continues to be controversial for its artistic expressions towards topics such as Palestine, police brutality, animals, domestic violence...
Brands like FreshjviePrivilege New York is a Lower East Side brand and boutique collaborating with artists to fuse style, music, and culture. From NYC to Japan, their flagship and Lafayette stores embody the authentic street-inspired lifestyle that defines them.
Brands like Privilege New YorkCash Only offers 90s-inspired skate clothing and hardware. Embracing hip-hop and street culture, their collection includes baggy jeans, puffy shoes, and nostalgic aesthetics.
Brands like Cash OnlyA German streetwear label established in 2020, forming an alliance of exclusive street designs and form-fitting oversized fits in premium quality. Commits to affordable exclusivity and quality, setting new standards in design, cut, and material with every collection. Fusion of zeitgeist, streetwear, community, and exclusivity. Proud of robust and hard-wearing prints, ensuring longevity with proper care. A brand merging affordability, exclusivity, and quality.
Brands like More Money More LoveVicinity creates ready-to-wear high-quality garments at fair prices. Focuses on expressing visions through clothes and providing fashionable and timeless fashion. Believes in breaking the rules and drawing inspiration from the beauty of cultures. A young brand with a big community, putting people first and empowering them to look and feel their best.
Brands like VICINITYFragile Minds, an independent Sydney-based brand, creates garments from scratch, representing the essence of a striving independent creative. Founded by Harrison, the brand aims to stay integral, evolve, and change the fashion consumption landscape in Australia. Through independent design, it seeks to support, educate, and instigate positive change, offering a unique perspective in the fashion industry.
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