Earlier in the year we decided to shed light upon some cool clothing labels to keep you warm and to trendy at the same time with our Winter instalment to the Club Clothing Guide.
We understand we aren’t fashion bloggers, and that is fine with us; but with Spring welcoming the oncoming festival season, their has been a summery zest in the office today, so we thought we’d showcase some cool homegrown labels to get around for the coming months.
Pelvis
To kick things off, Sydney party crew Pelvis have been building a huge following around Australia, and have begun to branch out on a global scale. Their unique and instantly recognisable classic tee is a regular around the Sydney club scene, and they’ve recently released a whole bunch of new designs and colours.
Price Range: $60 – $70
Where to cop: http://shop.pelv.is
VOT Clothing
Arguably one of the most noticeable young brands around Sydney, Vot Clothing has made big waves in the festival and nightlife fashion scene since it’s birth in 2013. It’s hard to head out without noticing a handful of punters rocking their classic tie-dye tee’s or jerseys, and it makes sense as too why they’re so popular. They’re awesome!
Price Range: $35+
Where to cop: www.votclothing.com
Bored Kids Who Draw
Staying with Sydney labels, Bored Kids Who Draw is another young clothing line that has been getting some serious notice since starting up a year ago. They capture a weird yet wonderful aesthetic made up of estranged tee designs for a niche market. You may have noticed some of their gear on the likes of Emoh Instead and UV Boi.
Price Range: $45-$70
Where to cop: www.boredkidswhodraw.com
Acid Reign
A big name in Australian street wear, Acid Reign has been killing it since 2011, building a loyal and string following that simply love what these guys deliver. They seem to be constantly releasing new gear, and it never disappoints. Check them out!
Price Range: $30 +
Where to cop: www.acidreignshop.com
There are some seriously good stuff going on in Australian Street wear right now. PLEASE feel free to drop more labels in the comments section that you think we should keep our eyes on for Spring and Summer, and get the conversation going!
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