Rassvet (PACCBET)

Feature says Rassvet was founded in 2016 by Gosha Rubchinskiy and the professional skateboarder Tolia Titaev. Quaranta also dates the label to 2016, describing Titaev as Rubchinskiy's professional skater friend. Dazed (4 April 2018) describes Titaev as Rubchinskiy's best friend and muse and says Rubchinskiy collaborates on the brand with him.

Dazed also reported that Rubchinskiy would no longer be designing seasonal collections, and that something new was coming. We did not find an opened source that says who owns Rassvet or whether Rubchinskiy is still involved, so this page does not name an owner.

Sevenstore describes Rassvet as a Muscovite brand. We did not find an opened source that gives a different base or confirms a move, so we state only what Sevenstore says.

Sevenstore lists graphic t-shirts, utility pants, relaxed straight-leg trousers, denim, fleeces, hoodies, sweats, knitwear, shirting and trucker jackets. The brand's own site menu has tees, sweatshirts, shirts, knitwear, outerwear, bottoms, hardware and accessories, and its skate boards appear among the product listings.

Sevenstore describes the look as east-meets-west, mixing Eastern Bloc influences with American collegiate style, and a gritty retro-futurist take on early-2000s skate culture. It names bold abstract graphics tiled across shirts and knitwear, classic patterns on trucker jackets and shirts, and the Cyrillic logo as signature motifs.

Flatspot (22 September 2021) reported two collection-exclusive Vans x Rassvet (PACCBET) Bold skate shoes, in mirrored black and brushed marshmallow white, plus a long-sleeve T-shirt and a duffle bag. Texspace Today (7 October 2025) reported a Dickies x Rassvet collection of eight pieces, including shorts, short-sleeved shirts, double-knee pants and jackets, made in Amsterdam. The brand's site lists a Nike SB x Rassvet release, the Zoom Tennis Classic, and Feature says Rassvet has collaborated with Carhartt and Russell Athletic.

The brand's own site runs a storefront with prices in euros and links to a stockists page, which we did not open. We did not verify a list of retailers.

The site listed a Melt tee in ash grey at €70, a striped loose zip shirt in blue at €295, Nymph baggy denim pants in black at €375, a loose-fit Nymph denim trucker jacket in black at €520, and a No Borders metal pin at €10. Skate decks were listed at €80 (Logo board, shown sold out) and €90 (Titaev board). The listings carried no date, so these are prices checked in October 2026, and we did not confirm whether they are full or reduced prices.