Streetwear fashion never gets old. It’s an all time go-to fashion because streetwear pieces are the type where you can match with anything else, name it: jeans, skirt, biker shorts, shorts, trousers, jogging pants, and all sorts of bottoms suited for all types of events and places.
With people being creative, you can style it however you want—dress like your iconic vloggers and go to places and achieve photos flexing all your OOTDs.
Here are some Pinoy streetwear brands if you’re looking for something that best fit your list:
Charlotte Folk
If you want a minimalist, laid-back, and a stylish fit—this one’s for you. Charlotte Folk is a streetwear brand established in 2018 by a passionate entrepreneur, Jan Charlotte Venzon.
Photo from Instagram @charlotte_folk
Photo from Instagram @charlotte_folk
You might be seeing this brand from your favorite local vloggers and celebrities as this brand is really a hip style on the go and is always trending. Charlotte’s love for research made her improve all the types of designs and style that’s why Charlotte Folk keeps on growing with all those sophisticated designs that never gets old. She ties trends and personal touches to form a magnificent output of clothes, tote bags, and even basic caps.
Gnarly!
Gnarly! is one of the most popular brands here in the Philippines but never wears out of style. This brand is inspired by an aesthetic that is fueled by comical designs, music, skateboarding, and random things including street food.
Photo from Instagram @gnarlyph
Photo from Instagram @gnarlyph
This is a brand known for its eye-catching colors for it offers warm vibrant types of shades in orange, yellow, maroon, pink, and dye colors of different styles and smudges. It’s iconic logo, “G!’ embodies the typical millennial cue that inhabits a ‘go’ attitude.
Thy Origins
For Greek mythology fans, this is the right brand to unleash the ‘Greek” in you as this brand offers designs that are inspired by the Greek gods and goddesses.
Photo from Instagram @thyorigins
This popular streetwear brand was established in 2013 and they’ve been onto pieces made for mythology aficionados that made them have their line, “Made for Gods and Goddesses.” Their approach in style is very simple and catchy that’s why this brand is such a head turner when you see one.
Photo from Instagram @thyorigins
Don’t Blame The Kids
If you happen to pass by the busy streets of Manila and other big cities such as Makati and Taguig, you might be seeing this brand a lot. This popular streetwear brand is handled by brothers, Emil and Vince Javier. Its goal is to appeal the youth with its very youthful designs targeting the mindset of expression not only for “kids” but people in fashion.
Photo from Instagram @dontblamethekids
The ever-growing design of DBTK depends on the likes of its customers—from trends to specific designs like Pokemon designs in sleek and vibrant colors to plain and hippie style. DBTK continues to drive its market to the youth and to all people who wants to be part of the growing brand and company.
Photo from Instagram @dontblamethekids
Drone Clothing Co.
Clothing Co. is a Valenzuela-based streetwear brand crafting limited edition shirt since 2011. This brand designs shirts to emphasize authenticity while winning the hearts of their consumers in a very subtle and fearless way.
Photo from Instagram @droneclothingco
Photo from Instagram @droneclothingco
Brand owner, Mycco Arenas, makes sure that they thrive with limited-editions because it’s the core success of the clothing line, it’s what makes them original. Aside from clothing, they also released socks and tote bags highlighting their famous statements like, ‘Act like a King’ and ‘Fortune Favors the Brave’.
