Complex Shop is finally here, so we’re here to help you get better acquainted with our new marketplace before you jump in for the first time. From heritage labels like Alpha Industries to some of our favorite up-and-coming designers like Kody Phillips, these are 10 of our favorite brands that you can shop right now complex.com/shop.
Kody Phillips
Kody Phillips is one of our favorite young designers right now. The New York City-based label has made a name for itself by putting a fresh twist on the classic workwear uniform. Fun remixes include cargo pants upgraded with an ample number of storage pouches, striped button-ups given a more modern look with cropped fits and lasso piping, and boot cut jeans with wavy paneling. Phillips’ designs can live in your closet forever, while still allowing you to stand out from the pack.
Hidden
We’re familiar with the top-notch curation of the Hidden.NY Instagram page. Did you know that Hidden also makes some pretty great clothing? If you missed out on its collab with Needles in September, here is another chance. Look forward to cozy sweats and perfectly baggy nylon pants complete with special co-branded logo hits featuring Needles’ signature butterflies.
Kids of Immigrants
Founded in 2016, this Los Angeles-based streetwear brand has cultivated a devoted following through its strong storytelling focused on family, friends, and cultural diversity. Take a look at its hoodies and T-shirts that read, “Shoutout to immigrant parents who came here with nothing but gave us nothing.” With an impressive Nike Air Max Sunder collab looming, expect KOI’s profile to only keep rising as more people discover its message.
Bravest Studios
Wacky items like toe-shaped slip-ons and clogs that look like Hulk’s feet are this New York brand’s calling card. If your style isn’t that outlandish, there is still plenty to be excited about. Our personal favorite is a Complex Shop-exclusive pink colorway of its soccer jersey featuring a giant image of the Virgin Mary.
Alpha Industries
If you’re looking for the perfect bomber jacket or liner for the colder months ahead, Alpha Industries has got you covered. Plenty of brands make their own variations of the military gear that Alpha Industries has built its reputation on for 65 years, but nothing compares to the OG. This is the gold standard.
Hubane
If you’re searching for some experimental eyewear, look no further than Hubane. The New York City-based brand has become known for styles like the Venom Biker and Neo Sleek sunglasses that are coated in a spiky black material that was developed in-house called Vernum. The Symbiote-like texture is also used to craft hand-sculpted jackets, pants, and clogs. These aren’t your average clothes. This stuff is wearable art.
Visionary Club
Like many young streetwear brands, Visionary Club has taken advantage of social media to quickly grow its cult following. The brand offers trendy items like baggy jorts and oversized jerseys, but its signature item has to be its viral Radiant Aura sweatpants. They stand out, thanks to their layered striped panels that run down each leg. If you’re a tracksuit person, the brand also makes matching zip-ups.
Afield Out
Afield Out offers streetwear for the outdoor enthusiast. Along with tees and hoodies plastered with nature-inspired graphics, you can also look forward to more classic gorpcore gear like camo nylon pants or a utility vest with mesh cargo pockets. It all looks just as good in a big city as it will at a campsite.
Pleasures
Since 2015, this Los Angeles-based label has turned heads through its use of provocative, punk-inspired graphics. Almost 10 years into the game, and Pleasures has become a go-to collaborator for many brands from international sportswear outfits like Asics, to classic skate imprints like Shorty’s. It can do it all.