Brands like Corteiz: 9 alternatives, from London staples to US hype labels
The closest matches to Corteiz, in our view, are PLACES+FACES, Palace and Represent. All three are British, and Highsnobiety's report on PLACES+FACES' ten-year pop-up in East London names Corteiz among the brands involved. For hype-driven drops and graphic hoodies, look at Sp5der and Hellstar from the US. For puffer jackets, Mertra is the nearest we found. Only PLACES+FACES and, partly, Palace are priced in pounds for comparable items, so they are the only picks we can say anything firm about on price.
Corteiz is a London-based label that Wikipedia and Snobette date to 2017, founded by Clint Ogbenna, known as Clint 419. Its logo is a silhouette of Alcatraz Island. On its own store in October 2026 its prices included a £35 tee and a £250 Bolo down jacket. So we've split the picks by what you're actually after.
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The short answer
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Closest in scene and price, in pounds
A UK label whose ten-year pop-up involved Corteiz, with a £30 tee and a £110 regular-price zip hoodie on its own store.
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London logo label with a Nike collab
A London label with the tri-ferg logo and a Nike collaboration announced in October 2025.
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British, bigger wholesale reach
Founded in Manchester in 2011, with over 150 stockists.
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US drop-day hoodie hype
Complex reports a 2023 capsule sold $2 million in 30 minutes.
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Sold-out hoodies and graphics from Atlanta
Highsnobiety says its early history began with a series of sold-out hoodies.
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If it's the puffer jackets you want
Known for heat and water reactive puffer jackets.
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Online-first label from Spain
FashionUnited describes it as digital-native when it began.
What 'like Corteiz' usually means
People looking for alternatives tend to want one of three things: the look (graphic tees, hoodies, tracksuits and puffer jackets), the drop culture (a label whose releases people queue or refresh for), or the British street identity. Most brands deliver one of these. Few deliver two.
Complex lists Corteiz's early range as T-shirts, sweatsuits, beanies, socks and Bolo puffer jackets, with hoodies in the first drop, and says drops are announced vaguely with the location revealed by GPS coordinates on the day. Wikipedia says the website was accessible only through a password released with each drop; when we checked in October 2026 the brand's own store showed a standing range priced in pounds, with no password gate or drop countdown visible. It has also worked with Nike: Highsnobiety lists the Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 as a March 2023 release at £169, and Hypebeast reported that Clint 419 was ordered to pay Nike £1,850 in March 2021 in a dispute over the Corteiz name's resemblance to the Cortez sneaker.
Corteiz store prices are in pounds: a Corroded Island tee at £35, a Write-Off heavyweight tee at £65, a Lundun Stitch zip hoodie at £120 and a Bolo down jacket at £250 (regular prices, October 2026). We call a pick cheaper only where it lists a comparable item in pounds. Where a brand prices in dollars, euros or Australian dollars, or the item differs, we say 'no like-for-like price' and show its own prices instead.
9 brands like Corteiz, ranked by how close they get
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#1 · $$–$$$
The nearest match in scene. Its About page calls it the UK's lifestyle, music and photography brand and dates it to 2013. Highsnobiety covered its ten-year anniversary pop-up in East London, with Corteiz, A COLD WALL, Daily Paper and Slawn among the brands involved; the article does not state the year.
What it shares
- A UK label selling through its own web store with dated drops: Hypebae reported a February 2021 drop due on 5 February at 7 p.m. GMT
- Hoodies, jackets and logo pieces: Complex described that drop as a P+F Parka Jacket, a bucket hat, a Logo Knitted Sweater and its trademark Caution Hoodie
- A shared scene: Corteiz was among the brands involved in the anniversary pop-up
Where it differs
- The brand describes itself as at its core a photography and filmmaking project, and its store also sells books, magazines, a poster, a rug and a cushion
- Highsnobiety says it does not do collaborations often and is selective about whom it picks
- Price vs Corteiz
- Cheaper like for like, in pounds. On its own store (checked October 2026) the Smile tee was £30 against Corteiz tees at £35 and £65. The Emblem zip hoodie is listed at £110 regular, £50 on sale, against the Corteiz Lundun Stitch zip hoodie at £120; the OG reflective hoodie was £50. We leave sale prices out of the comparison, and the PLACES+FACES jackets are different garments from the Bolo down jacket.
- Best for
- The closest London scene match, at slightly lower prices.
Smile T-shirt £30 (official store, Oct 2026) · OG reflective hoodie (black) £50 (official store, Oct 2026) · Emblem zip hoodie (navy) £50 sale price (regular £110) (official store, Oct 2026) · The Places Mac jacket (black sample) £70 sale price (regular £180) (official store, Oct 2026) · Technical track pants (orange sample) £50 sale price (regular £115) (official store, Oct 2026) · PLACES+FACES: The Book £60 (official store, Oct 2026)
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#2 · $$–$$$
A London skate label founded in 2009 according to Wikipedia, whose triangular tri-ferg logo was designed by Fergus Purcell. Business of Fashion says Palace was sold only through independent London boutiques at launch, and that Supreme later carried it in New York and Los Angeles.
What it shares
- A London origin and a signature logo: Palace's tri-ferg, Corteiz's Alcatraz silhouette
- Nike collaborations: Wikipedia says Nike was announced in October 2025 as a first-time collaboration for Palace; Corteiz released the Air Max 95 with Nike in March 2023
- A long list of collaborations, including Umbro, Reebok and adidas
Where it differs
- Skate roots, with a look Wikipedia describes as heavily influenced by 90s pop culture
- A wider range on its own shop, from jeans to jackets and small accessories such as a keyring
- Price vs Corteiz
- Mixed. Palace's own shop (pounds, no sale prices shown, checked October 2026) lists tees at £46, £48, £58 and £68, against Corteiz tees at £35 and £65, so the ranges overlap, with Palace's starting higher. Palace's Big Ripstop Jacket at £188 and Recon Jacket at £268 are different garments from the £250 Bolo down jacket, so there is no like-for-like jacket price. The Stencil Crew, listed under sweatshirts, is £118, and we found no Palace-site hoodie price.
- Best for
- A London logo label with a long collaboration history.
Palace Power T-Shirt £46 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · Judge Dredd T-Shirt £48 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · MMIX Heavy Slub T-Shirt £58 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · Palace New York Cubans T-Shirt £68 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · Stencil Crew (crewneck sweatshirt) £118 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · P100 Super Baggy Jean, Black £148 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · P90 Baggy Stitch Jean, Mid Indigo £198 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · Big Ripstop Jacket, Black £188 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · Recon Jacket, Black £268 (Palace shop, Oct 2026) · King Tri T-Shirt, Black (SS26) US$48 (retail price on StockX) (StockX, release 20 March 2026)
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#3 · $$$–$$$$
A British label founded in 2011 by brothers George and Mike Heaton in Manchester, according to its own site. Drapers names George Heaton as founder and creative director and Paul Spencer as CEO since June 2022.
What it shares
- A British label that ties its identity to its home city: Heaton told Drapers about Manchester that it is home and the DNA of the brand's aesthetics
- Started small with logo basics: the brand says its first product, in 2012, was 20 box logo T-shirts
- Hoodies and caps in the range, such as the Owners Club hoodie and 247 trucker cap
Where it differs
- A wide wholesale network: Drapers counts over 150 stockists, including Flannels, Saks, Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, and reports revenue split 70% direct-to-consumer and 30% wholesale
- A broader range: mainline menswear, womenswear, the 247 performance line and Alpha, Reptor and Viper footwear
- Flagship stores in London, Manchester and Los Angeles
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. HBX lists the Owners Club hoodie at £75, reduced from £160, but that is a sale at a retailer and a different hoodie from the £120 Corteiz zip hoodie on its own store. Represent's US shop lists caps in dollars ($110 for the Represent x '47 MLB cap, $85 for the 247 trucker cap, checked October 2026), against a Corteiz New Era cap at £50. Heaton told The Gentleman's Journal that consumers who do not want to spend £1,000 on a hoodie have shopped down to Represent.
- Best for
- British streetwear with wide retail availability.
Owners Club hoodie (HBX, sale; was £160) £75 (HBX, checked Oct 2026) · Represent x '47 MLB LA cap $110 (official US shop, Oct 2026) · 247 Ignite trucker cap $85 (official US shop, Oct 2026) · 247 activewear range $50 to $300 (Glossy, 2024)
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#4 · $$$–$$$$
Highsnobiety describes Sp5der as founded as SP5DER Worldwide in 2019 by Young Thug, and Wikipedia says it operates in Los Angeles with roots in Atlanta. Highsnobiety says its early history began with a series of sold-out hoodies.
What it shares
- Hoodie-led, graphic streetwear with sweats and denim, such as the Heavy Web sweatpant and Rhinestone Web denim
- Hype around releases: sold-out hoodies in its early history
- A sneaker collaboration with a major sportswear brand: Complex reported a Sp5der x adidas Supermodified Superstar in February 2026
Where it differs
- A celebrity-founder brand: Complex says Young Thug's influence is unmistakable but his exact role is a bit of a mystery
- A luxury-meets-punk visual identity, per Complex, and a runway show at New York Fashion Week on 8 September 2024, which Complex called the brand's first runway show
- Sells through kingspider.co in US dollars and names no retail stores
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. kingspider.co lists in dollars (Studded OG Logo V2 hoodie $200, Now and Forever tee $75, checked October 2026), while Corteiz lists in pounds.
- Best for
- Graphic hoodies from a US hype label.
Now and Forever tee $75 (official shop, Oct 2026) · Studded OG Logo V2 hoodie $200 (official shop, Oct 2026) · Studded OG Logo V2 sweatpant $175 (official shop, Oct 2026) · Distressed Logo denim $195 (official shop, Oct 2026) · R-05 camo script bomber jacket $375 (official shop, Oct 2026) · Legacy hoodie (orange), retail at release $200 (May 2024)
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#5 · $$$–$$$$
Founded in 2020 by Sean 'Seanie' Holland and Joseph 'Juice' Pendleton. Complex describes bold, all-over flame graphic tees and acid-washed sweats as its defining characteristics.
What it shares
- Drop-driven demand: Complex reports Capsule 10, in 2023, sold $2 million in 30 minutes
- Collaboration with a sportswear giant: an exclusive Hellstar x Adidas Superstar was released at ComplexCon 2025
- Boutiques and events: stocked by luxury boutiques such as Patron of the New and The Webster; Complex lists Corteiz one-day activations in New York, Atlanta, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles in 2025
Where it differs
- Los Angeles rather than London, with dark cosmic vibes, bold graphics and a punk attitude, per Hypebeast
- Cut-and-sew pieces such as airbrushed leather jackets from Capsule 11
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. StockX shows dollar retail prices of $120 for the Sports Core gel logo tee (June 2024) and $300 for the Studios zip hoodie (September 2024), while Corteiz lists in pounds. The closest dollar pair is shorts: the Corteiz Alcatraz cargo shorts at US$105 retail on StockX (released 2 August 2023) and the Hellstar flame short at $100 on StockX with no release date shown. They are different shorts from different dates, so we do not treat that as like for like.
- Best for
- Drop-day hoodie and tee hype, Los Angeles style.
Sports Core gel logo tee (red) $120 (StockX retail price, released June 2024) · Studios zip hoodie (red) $300 (StockX retail price, released September 2024) · Flame short (pink / white) $100 (StockX retail price, no release date shown)
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#6 · $$–$$$
SW Londoner reported that Yusuf Yücel founded derschutze in 2017, at age 18. The brand's own story describes him as a German designer with Turkish roots who grew up in East Hamburg.
What it shares
- The same founding year as Corteiz, 2017
- Hype around limited releases: SW Londoner says the first products sold out the same day and reported a queue outside the Soho store in May 2022
- A London shop: the brand lists a store at 27 Peter St, W1F
Where it differs
- Embroidery, lenticular printing for 3D effects and heat-reactive designs, from a founder who grew up in East Hamburg
- The brand says its collections draw on different cultures, traditions, religions, landscapes and artistic movements
- Stores in London, New York and Berlin, and online prices in euros
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. The shop lists euros (spiderweb v2 T-shirt €54, spiderweb v2 hoodie €114, checked October 2026), while Corteiz lists in pounds.
- Best for
- Embroidery-led pieces from a label that began in the same year as Corteiz.
spiderweb v2 T-shirt €54 (official shop, Oct 2026) · spiderweb v2 hoodie €114 (official shop, Oct 2026) · spiderweb v2 black raw denim €114 (official shop, Oct 2026) · summer break jorts €94 (official shop, Oct 2026)
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#7 · $$
D5 Magazine and FashionUnited both say Cold Culture was founded in Madrid in 2021 by Andrés Varela and Martina Merry. FashionUnited describes the brand as digital-native when it began.
What it shares
- An online-first start that grew into shops: the first store opened in Madrid in November 2023 and the first abroad in Amsterdam in December 2024, per FashionUnited
- Logo and graphic sweatshirts, relaxed-fit trousers, basic T-shirts and technical urban pieces, per Neo2, which describes the aesthetic as oversize silhouettes with urban influences
- Brand collaborations: Ford announced one on 23 February 2024, and Kappa has a motoball-inspired apparel collaboration with the brand
Where it differs
- Spanish, with a stated goal of becoming a global streetwear brand
- The coldculture.com domain is not the brand: when we checked it described a Thai gelato producer, and the store data is served from coldcultureworldwide.com
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. The store's product data (checked October 2026) prints plain numbers with no currency, for example 79.00 for a hoodie and 45.00 for a tee. They are probably euros, but we could not confirm it, so we do not compare them with Corteiz's pounds.
- Best for
- A European online-first label for graphic sweats and puffers.
Down To Luck Hoodie 79.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Astro Hoodie 79.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Script Zip Hoodie Light Grey 85.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Speed Spoke Tee Blue 45.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Curved Tee Black and White 45.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Script Longsleeve Tee Light Grey 55.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Cloud Armor Puffer Black 129.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Everyday Puffer Black 139.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Casino Pants Black Denim 79.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Spikes Belt Black 59.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Skankin Necklace Silver 79.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026) · Bramble Beanie Dark Blue 29.00 (currency not printed, probably EUR) (store product data, Oct 2026)
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#8 · $$$–$$$$
SNKRDUNK Magazine and Man of Many say Mertra was founded by Aron Williams in Melbourne, Australia, and is best known for heat and water reactive puffer jackets. The founding year is unconfirmed: both publications say 2022, while our directory lists 2020.
What it shares
- Puffer outerwear as a signature, which sits next to Corteiz's Bolo puffer jackets
- Drops and events: SNKRDUNK says the brand uses Instagram, pop-up events and exclusive online drops
- A first collaboration, with Umbro, available through mertra.com from 31 October 2025
Where it differs
- Technical, colour-changing jackets: SNKRDUNK says the Heat Reactive Puffer Jacket changes colour in response to heat or water
- Man of Many places Mertra in a mid-range price tier, without figures
- We found no source naming the company behind the brand, an owner or who runs it
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. mertra.com lists Australian dollars (Heat Map Jacket 300.00 AUD, Maple Leaf Jacket 365.00 AUD, Mertrangelo tee 85.00 AUD, checked October 2026), while Corteiz lists in pounds. In a 23 November 2024 update SNKRDUNK said the Heat Reactive Puffer Jacket would retail for US$290, although the same page also said no official pricing had been released.
- Best for
- Technical puffer jackets from an Australian label.
Mertrangelo tee (black) 85.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Heat Map Jacket (blue) 300.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Maple Leaf Jacket (orange) 365.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Seam Tape Jacket (black) 365.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Crosscut beanie (black / grey) 70.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Boxers 3-pack (black / yellow) 65.00 AUD (mertra.com, Oct 2026) · Heat Reactive Puffer Jacket (pre-launch figure) US$290 (SNKRDUNK, 23 Nov 2024)
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#9 · $$–$$$
The line that Fear of God released in 2018, according to Hypebeast. END. describes it as synonymous with minimal design, muted tones and oversized fits.
What it shares
- Hoodie, tee and sweatpant staples, plus jackets and knitwear
- Wide stockist reach: Hypebae named Nordstrom, Selfridges and IT in store, and Pacsun and SSENSE online, as stockists of two 2019 styles
- Large partnerships: Sports Illustrated reported Fear of God's multi-year NBA and WNBA partnership, with a first collection launching in November 2024
Where it differs
- A quiet, tonal look: END. describes a tonal logo at the front and a rubberised appliqué logo at the rear
- A sister line of the original Fear of God label created by Jerry Lorenzo, per END.
- END. says it is more accessible in price than the mainline's luxury offerings, and Hypebae says it is known for lower price points than Fear of God products
- Price vs Corteiz
- No like-for-like price. We found euro listings at Breuninger (light grey hoodie €129.99, reduced from €189.99) and dollar listings at Solefeed (Classic Tee $80, Training 90's hoodie $175), both checked October 2026 at retailers rather than the brand's own store, while Corteiz lists in pounds on its own store.
- Best for
- Plain, oversized basics when you do not want graphics.
ESSENTIALS hoodie, light grey €129.99 listed; "best price" €129.19; original €189.99 (Breuninger, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS T-shirt, dark grey €61.99 listed; "best price" €61.19; original €89.99 (Breuninger, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Classic Tee, Jet Black $80 (Solefeed, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Training 90's Hoodie, Faded Seal $175 (Solefeed, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Denim 5 Pocket Jeans, Classic Blue $175 (Solefeed, Oct 2026)
At a glance
| Brand | From | Price tier | vs Corteiz | Known for |
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| Corteiz | London | $$$–$$$$ | — | Alcatraz logo, graphic basics, puffer jackets, location-based drops |
| PLACES+FACES | London | $$–$$$ | Cheaper | Photography and music label, hoodies |
| Palace Skateboards | London | $$–$$$ | Mixed | Skate, tri-ferg logo, collaborations |
| Represent | Greater Manchester | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Manchester label, box logos, 247 activewear |
| Sp5der | Atlanta | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Spider-web graphics, hoodies, sweats |
| Hellstar | Los Angeles | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Flame graphics, acid-washed sweats |
| derschutze | Hamburg | $$–$$$ | No like-for-like price | Embroidery, spiderweb prints, limited releases |
| Cold Culture | Madrid | $$ | No like-for-like price | Oversize graphics, sweatshirts, puffers |
| Mertra | Australia | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Heat and water reactive puffer jackets |
| FEAR OF GOD ESSENTIALS | Los Angeles | $$–$$$ | No like-for-like price | Minimal oversized basics, muted tones |
Price tiers use the directory's $–$$$$$ scale and describe typical retail positioning, not exact prices.
A note on dupes and replicas
We don't list replicas or sellers of Corteiz look-alikes. In our research we found no source describing counterfeit Corteiz or how common it is, so we make no claim about that. The brand's own store is corteiz.com. Check the domain before you buy: for example, coldculture.com is not Cold Culture's store.
Corteiz has itself been in a name dispute: Hypebeast reported that Clint 419 was ordered to pay Nike £1,850 in March 2021 over the Corteiz name's resemblance to the Cortez sneaker. A genuine alternative is a different brand with its own designs; the brands above are chosen on that basis.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best brands like Corteiz?
In our assessment, PLACES+FACES, Palace and Represent come closest as British labels, with Sp5der and Hellstar closest for US drop-day hoodie hype. For puffer jackets, Mertra is the nearest we found.
Are there cheaper brands like Corteiz?
Only one pick lets us say so like for like, in pounds. PLACES+FACES lists a £30 tee and a £110 regular-price zip hoodie, against Corteiz at £35 and £65 for tees and £120 for a zip hoodie. Palace's tees are £46 to £68, so the ranges overlap, with Palace's starting higher. Hellstar, Sp5der, Represent's caps and Essentials list in other currencies, and Cold Culture's numbers print no currency, so we make no price claim for them.
Is there a Corteiz dupe?
We don't list replicas. We found no brand on this page that sells Corteiz designs, and no source on counterfeit Corteiz. Corteiz sells through corteiz.com.
Who owns Corteiz?
Wikipedia's infobox lists Clint Ogbenna as owner, without a citation. Complex reports revenue of $58 million in 2024, citing The New York Times, but does not state ownership or investors. We found no other source on ownership.
How do Corteiz drops work?
Complex says drops are announced vaguely and the location is revealed by GPS coordinates on the day. Our October 2026 check of the brand's store found a standing range with no password gate visible.
Which brands like Corteiz are from the UK?
PLACES+FACES calls itself a UK brand, Palace is a London brand, and Represent is from Manchester.
How we chose these brands
We started from the directory's brands and used its style, product and price data to shortlist nine whose look, drop culture or origin overlap with Corteiz, keeping only brands for which we had already researched and checked a record. Facts such as founding, ownership and prices come from the numbered sources below, each opened and checked on 8 October 2026. Rankings, 'what it shares' and 'best for' are our editorial judgement: apart from the PLACES+FACES pop-up report, no reputable source we found compares these brands to Corteiz directly. Price comparisons are like for like only where we found a comparable Corteiz item in the same currency (pounds, own-store regular prices checked October 2026); otherwise we say so. Prices are single snapshots from retailers and brand sites and will change.
Sources
- Snobette: Corteiz founder Clint 419 on reselling Off-White Jordans (2023)
- Wikipedia: Corteiz
- Complex: Corteiz, everything to know
- Corteiz: official store
- Hypebeast: Nike and Corteiz (January 2023)
- Highsnobiety: Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95
- StockX: Corteiz Alcatraz Cargo Shorts Triple Black
- PLACES+FACES: About us
- Highsnobiety: PLACES+FACES London pop-up
- Highsnobiety: PLACES+FACES x Rizla
- Hypebae: PLACES+FACES first drop of 2021 (February 2021)
- Complex: PLACES+FACES 2021 drop (February 2021)
- PLACES+FACES: store collections
- PLACES+FACES: store homepage
- Wikipedia: Palace Skateboards
- Business of Fashion: Lev Tanju
- Palace Skateboards: T-shirts
- Palace Skateboards: Bottoms
- StockX: Palace King Tri T-Shirt Black
- Palace Skateboards: Sweatshirts
- Palace Skateboards: All products
- Palace Skateboards: Accessories
- Represent: About
- The Gentleman's Journal: George Heaton interview (2025)
- Drapers: Represent founder on Manchester (2024)
- Glossy: Represent opens LA store (2024)
- HBX: Represent Owners Club Hoodie
- Represent: shop (US)
- Wikipedia: Sp5der
- Highsnobiety: Sp5der FW24 runway show
- Complex: Sp5der Fall/Winter 2024 runway show
- Complex: Max B Sp5der campaign (2025)
- Complex: Sp5der x adidas Supermodified Superstar (2026)
- Sp5der: shop (bottoms)
- Sp5der: official site
- Sp5der: shop (all)
- StockX: Sp5der Legacy Hoodie Orange
- Sp5der: shop (outerwear)
- Complex: How Hellstar became one of the most influential brands
- HYPEBEAST: New arrivals from HBX, Hellstar (2026)
- StockX: Hellstar Studios Zip Hoodie
- StockX: Hellstar Sports Core Gel Logo T-shirt
- StockX: Hellstar Flame Short Pink/White
- SW Londoner: derschutze in Soho
- derschutze: The story behind derschutze
- derschutze: shop
- derschutze: stores
- derschutze: spiderweb v2 T-shirt
- derschutze: spiderweb v2 hoodie
- derschutze: spiderweb v2 raw denim
- derschutze: summer break jorts
- D5 Magazine: Cold Culture Barcelona flagship
- Retail Destination: Cold Culture (December 2024)
- Neo2: Cold Culture Madrid store (April 2026)
- FashionUnited: Cold Culture Milan store (2026)
- FashionUnited: Cold Culture women's store, Madrid (May 2026)
- Ford From The Road: Ford x Cold Culture (2024)
- Kappa: Kappa x Cold Culture
- coldculture.com
- Cold Culture store: bestsellers product data
- Cold Culture store: tees product data
- Cold Culture store: outerwear product data
- Cold Culture store: accessories product data
- SNKRDUNK Magazine: What is Mertra (2025)
- Man of Many: Best Australian streetwear brands
- MERTRA: mertra.com
- MERTRA: Terms
- SNKRDUNK Magazine: Heat Reactive Puffer Jacket (2024)
- Umbro: Mertra x Umbro
- END.: Fear of God ESSENTIALS brand profile (2025)
- Hypebeast: HB100 Jerry Lorenzo (2018)
- Hypebae: Fear of God ESSENTIALS (2019)
- Sports Illustrated: Fear of God NBA and WNBA partnership (2024)
- Breuninger (NL): ESSENTIALS Fear of God
- Solefeed: Fear of God ESSENTIALS