Small brand out of Europe . Can’t remember the name, something like “Locosti”. Little alligator on their shirts. Very much old-money-at-Monaco meets pale British tourist vibes. Answer from Scary_Trash9997 on reddit.com
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reddit.com › r/streetwear › [discussion] underground streetwear brands. stuff that’s barely breaking the scene?
r/streetwear on Reddit: [DISCUSSION] Underground streetwear brands. Stuff that’s barely breaking the scene?
January 21, 2021 -

Underground Streetwear. Stuff that’s barely breaking the scene?

I’m looking for some underground stuff/brands/sites to browse to make a pair of new color block AF1s pop.

Preferably American so I don’t have to wait for over seas shipping unless you know a company that is speedy and prompt.

Minimalistic also. Scoured most sites you find on the surface from a quick google search. Vetements is cool but over seas.

Also techwear? What are you all coping

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r/Undergroundstreetwear
October 6, 2019 - For fans of underground streetwear. Brands that are known as underground streetwear can be ftp, superrradical, lordknows, ransom, revenge and more! come post news, pickups, collections and everything else!
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reddit.com › r/outdoorsgear › underground outdoors brands
r/OutdoorsGear on Reddit: Underground Outdoors Brands
March 10, 2021 -

Hello,

I am looking for some underground outdoor brands to support right now. I do enjoy wearing The North Face, Patagonia, and other popular brands but sometimes I wish I had gear that not everyone wears. Plus, I would love to support them during the pandemic. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!

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Cottage gear makers is the term that's generally used. https://sectionhiker.com/cottage-gear-manufacturer-directory/
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Where are you located? Try looking for companies that make stuff locally - pretty much guaranteed to be more expensive though, but generally you'll get much better customer service, and you can feel good about contributing to the local economy! Some cool smaller companies I've found around the world... Earth Sea Sky - All kinds of outdoor gear, all made in NZ. Their designs are pretty old school and you definitely won't be shedding any weight using it, but that's because they prioritise toughness over weight. Founded by the grandson of the guy who made the gear used by Ed Hillary on the first ascent of Everest which is pretty cool! Cactus Outdoor - Another NZ-made company, these guys are more of a crossover outdoor/workwear company. A lot of their stuff is made from canvas so will probably last beyond the heat death of the universe. Crackpacs - Upcycled backpacks made from old tent material and climbing ropes and all made by hand in England. Every one will be unique! Mafia Bags - Same idea as Crackpacs, but made from upcycled sails in California, and with a more urban style. Feathered Friends - Pretty well known down gear company from the Pacific Northwest. Tundra Sleeping Bags - Made-to-order down sleeping bags (and a few other accessories) from Poland. You can order your bag slightly over- or under-filled if you like the look of one but want it to have a slightly different temperature rating. Zpacks - Ultralight tents, packs and other bits and pieces. Legendary with thru-hikers who want the absolute lightest gear possible. Hilleberg - Definitely better known, but I cannot emphasise enough how amazing these tents are. The design is just fantastic, every little thing you can think of has been addressed, and you could probably drop a bomb on them and they would still be standing. Despite that, the weight is not off the charts. All of this does come at a bit of an eye-watering cost though...
Find elsewhere
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reddit.com › r/streetwearstartup › 100 best underground streetwear brands in america...obviously subjective, what do you think?
r/streetwearstartup on Reddit: 100 Best Underground Streetwear Brands in America...Obviously subjective, what do you think?
November 8, 2017 - Reddit's Official Streetwear Startup community. This subreddit serves to be a platform for streetwear brand owners (startups and established) to discuss ideas, trade knowledge, share your brand, and connect with others. We do not do any paid services, monetize, or anything for-profit for the subreddit.
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reddit.com › r/throwingfits › what brands will be the go-to in 2025?
r/ThrowingFits on Reddit: What brands will be the go-to in 2025?
January 17, 2025 -

The "Brands that won't survive 2025/hate watch" post was interesting. I'm asking for the opposite. What are some brands that are either:

  • Up and coming, and will take a big step forward in 2025

  • Trending now and will continue to be strong

Some people were fiery with their hate posts; I want that same energy for brands y'all are supporting big time for '25

Update: the feedback has been so helpful. I’m bookmarking this and will refer to it all throughout the year.

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reddit.com › r/techwearclothing › i created a list of techwear brands that you can order by price, genre, gender and other topics
r/techwearclothing on Reddit: I created a list of techwear brands that you can order by price, genre, gender and other topics
December 29, 2019 - Check out outdoor shops too, they can have semi techwear pieces. My favorite to drool at is Alk Phenix. As for avant garde stuff, any of emperor Yohji's billion sub labels are worth checking out for complementary pieces. Then there's Sasquatchfabrix. But my absolute dream brand right now is Ovie Studio.
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reddit.com › r/streetwear › [discussion] what are some cool underground hoodie and clothing brands?
r/streetwear on Reddit: [Discussion] What are some cool underground hoodie and clothing brands?
February 14, 2017 -

I would like if they had some nice sweatshirts, long sleeve shirts, and pants. I have exhausted all the brands I know and would love some new stuff. I’m pretty flexible on the style and everything and have no set budget. Some brands I have worn in the past are civil regime, supreme, bape, alien body, and lots of adidas. (I know not anything suuuuper underground besides civil regime) I don’t wear short sleeves or anything but I love hoodies and long sleeve shirts! Also love the style of clothing the Hyv carries. that type of style is my type of stuff.

I like very simple clothing or things that have cool, original designs with words on it.

The reason I like underground as opposed to mainstream is so that I or other people haven’t seen it everywhere.

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reddit.com › r/techno › any recommended underground house/techno apparel, websites?
r/Techno on Reddit: Any recommended Underground House/Techno Apparel, Websites?
March 5, 2024 -

Hello Techno. I'm trying to toss up my wardrobe and dig for some new clothing that aligns with the music culture of house and techno. The Underground scene I tend to notice a lot of black... with logos and fun patterns.
Most of the rave clothing I was recommended make me feel like I'd be dressing like a wook and be super into crystals.

Care to spill any secrets on where you buy online?

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reddit.com › r/mensfashionadvice › what are your favorite slept on/underground fashion brands?
r/mensfashionadvice on Reddit: What are your favorite slept on/underground fashion brands?
August 21, 2024 -

Mine are probably amazon essentials, asspizza, for those who sin, just clothes on amazon in general...there's so much dope clothes on amazon if you know how to search for it....american apparel, and thats all i can think of right now.

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reddit.com › r/living_in_korea › any cool, unique streetwear brands in seoul or daegu?
r/Living_in_Korea on Reddit: Any Cool, Unique Streetwear Brands in Seoul or Daegu?
December 8, 2024 -

I’m on a mission to discover some cool local streetwear brands in Seoul or Daegu. I’m not after the usual T-shirts and hoodies you see everywhere—I want something that really stands out. I love finding unique pieces and supporting brands that aren’t super mainstream yet.

If you know of any cool shops or labels that are a bit off the radar but totally worth checking out, hit me up! Bonus if they’ve got that signature Korean street style flair.

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reddit.com › r/streetwear › [discussion] underground clothing brands
r/streetwear on Reddit: [DISCUSSION] underground clothing brands
August 9, 2020 -

Hey guys, hope you’re well. I don’t mean to be that guy but I run a page that gives exposure to new and upcoming brands, I’d like to know your opinions on my page and how I can help you guys out more. Here’s my page let me know what you think and drops a follow if you fw it

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reddit.com › r/throwingfits › underrated brands list? (a companion to the overrated brands thread)
r/ThrowingFits on Reddit: Underrated brands list? (A companion to the overrated brands thread)
November 15, 2024 -

Someone remarked in the other thread that we should do an underrated list—so let’s do it. I always enjoy hearing about stuff I should be paying more attention to anyway… I’ll start (and I’m interpreting this as underrated among TFers or in the contemporary “cool” menswear space in general):

J. Press — granted, they make no attempt to market themselves as anything but the most trad of trad/ivy torchbearers, but their sweater game is ridiculous, their Oxford cloth button-downs are gold standards, their tweed and corduroy jackets are stunning… Ties, belts, rugby shirts… Glorious stuff! Almost entirely US-made! And without the occasional cosplay vibes of Ralph (God bless him).

Freenote Cloth — beautifully constructed American-made classic/“heritage” stuff; I just never see them mentioned around these parts. I have a corduroy trucker jacket of theirs that is god-tier and never fails to get compliments.

Howlin’ — knitwear Valhalla