Translates punk, heavy metal and grunge countercultural influences into contemporary streetwear, reworking vintage and surplus materials with a focus on self-expression.
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Punk fashion — fashion brands
Brands whose descriptions mention Punk fashion. View their profiles, countries and founding years.
innovative design with freedom and pleasure in mind
Alongside the main theme of British Skatepunk, and motif of Miyamoto’s own influences from the 80s and 90s music and street culture, the collection is served with an essence of modern street.
Pursuing an eternal and ultimate Lolita style. A secret closet for girls♪
U.S TOY & PUNK ROCK
Still Loud. Still Defiant. Still The Original.
blending punk rock, skateboarding, music, and fashion with a DIY aesthetic and community focus.
Create.Explore.Expand.Conquer.
The elegance of ballet, the energy of punk.
Counter-repressive emergence and the transformation of fetishized objects, school days, and primal anxieties into garments.
Frei-Mut is a menswear brand with roots in Amsterdam and Berlin. Drawing on Bauhaus, Cubism, and architectural ideas, it creates streetwear that combines punk elements with avant-garde tailoring. The brand emphasizes functionality and practicality, with its signature features including linear, pared-back designs, its own specially developed lamb leather, and treatments that give materials a worn-in appearance. It is said to have been founded in 2018.
A brand whose design DNA draws on the music listened to in its founder’s youth.
KIDILL is a coined word meaning purity within chaos.
It's about a new luxury brand that doesn't just cater to high borns. It's for men who live for the week, not just the weekend.
MAD MAD is a brand that focuses on accessories such as hats, bags, belts, bracelets, and ear cuffs. Items such as caps and backpacks are listed on ZOZOTOWN, and SVEC product information describes its items as unisex, suitable for both men and women. Marui item descriptions feature a street-punk-inspired visual incorporating elements such as rings and harness rings, while SVEC lists Japan/China as the planning/production locations for some items.
anti-aesthetic
every day is Halloween.
MISHKA is an American streetwear brand founded in 2003 in Brooklyn, New York, by Mikhail Bortnik and Greg Rivera. Starting with T-shirts, it offers hoodies, bottoms, hats, accessories, and more. Its designs draw on pop culture, including punk, skateboarding, film, and comics, with a focus on graphic-driven items. Its signature designs include the eyeball motif “Keep Watch” and character graphics such as “Bear Mop.”
by girls, for girls
Combines the punk and youth street styles in an anti-aesthetic manner.
Wearable expressions for an uncertain future.
HOLLYWOOD IS HELL.
It continues to explore the space between mythology and the contemporary. Drawing inspiration from cult films and post-punk literature, it fuses the rebellious spirit of the Western genre with Gothic dark romance.
rooted in music culture and the spirit of the underground
He creates culture.
It’s about understanding all different types of subcultures and truly and thoroughly enjoying them without lying to yourself.
WE MAKE NOISE/NOT CLOTHES
taking tradition into the future
Warren Lotas began in Boston as “BILL by Warren Lotas” and is a Los Angeles-based American streetwear brand established in 2018. Against the backdrop of his interest in DIY punk, founder Warren Lotas creates hand-drawn graphics. The brand focuses on highly graphic T-shirts and hoodies, and also offers shoes and accessories. Its official website lists its flagship store in Los Angeles and stockists, and the brand remains active.
blackmeans establishes the concept of values latitude and creating new form of perception within the frame work of Japanese hardcore Punk/ post-anarchism.