Brands like Kith: 8 alternatives, from closest to most different
The closest matches to Kith, in our view, are Aimé Leon Dore, Noah and Alife: all three are New York labels, though Alife's Rivington Club store closed in 2021. Aimé Leon Dore is the only one with a documented link to Kith, a 2015 collection sold at Kith stores and online. For a brand that also grew out of retail, look at Norse Projects, which Wikipedia says began as a retail streetwear shop and art gallery. For plain premium basics, look at FEAR OF GOD ESSENTIALS or Represent.
Kith was founded in New York City in 2011 by Ronnie Fieg, who Wikipedia lists as founder and CEO. Wikipedia says it began as a footwear retailer and later expanded into streetwear, fashion and lifestyle. So we've picked brands by what you may mean by 'like Kith': the New York look, the retailer-plus-label model, or the collaborations.
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The short answer
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Closest overall
A label based in Queens that did a collection with Kith in 2015, with an urban preppy look per Highsnobiety.
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Understated New York menswear
Skate, surf and music culture merged with classic menswear, per the brand, from a Soho flagship.
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Downtown sneaker culture
New York collaborator with Nike, Reebok, adidas and New Balance among others; its Rivington Club store closed in 2021.
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Another retailer turned label
Began in 2004 as a retail streetwear shop and art gallery, with Vans, Dr. Martens, adidas and New Balance collaborations.
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Premium sportswear basics
Minimal design, muted tones and oversized fits, per END., at lower prices than the mainline.
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Collaborations and shared stockists
London skate label with Ralph Lauren, adidas and Nike collaborations.
What 'like Kith' usually means
In our view, people looking for alternatives usually want one of three things: the look (clean, sportswear-led basics), the model (a store and a label under one name, with a steady run of collaborations), or the city (New York, with a downtown or Queens reference point).
Kith started as a footwear retailer and expanded into streetwear, fashion and lifestyle, including a cereal bar called Kith Treats and a private members' club called Kith Ivy. Highsnobiety's Ronnie Fieg timeline says Fieg opened the first Kith stores in 2011, carrying brands such as Adidas, Puma, New Balance and Timberland. Its collaboration list is long, including a Versace partnership and an Armani suiting capsule dated 2024 by Wikipedia.
We did not find current prices on kith.com. The figures we did find are StockX retail-price fields: US$75 for a Classic Logo long-sleeve tee (released November 2018) and US$175 for the Classic Logo Nelson Hoodie (released December 2025). Those are the anchors we use below, and where a pick's price is in another currency, has no printed currency, or is for a different item, we say there is no like-for-like price.
8 brands like Kith, ranked by how close they get
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#1 · $$–$$$$
The closest match in our view, and the only pick with a documented Kith link. Teddy Santis founded Aimé Leon Dore in 2014, and Highsnobiety describes a mix of classic menswear and streetwear with an urban preppy character. Kith released the KITH x Aimé Leon Dore Chapter 1 collection on 9 January 2015, ten pieces in black and oxblood with a vintage boxing theme, and Kith's own copy calls Ronnie Fieg and Teddy Santis friends and co-founders who were both raised in Queens.
What it shares
- A New York base: Wikipedia lists the headquarters as Queens
- A shop with a food concept: Aimé Leon Dore moved to a larger Mulberry Street store in 2019 with Café Leon Dore, a coffee shop; Kith has Kith Treats, a cereal bar
- New Balance collaborations: the 997, 990v2, 990v5 and 827, and the New Balance 2011 Kith
- Complex described the 2015 collection as continuing Aimé Leon Dore's cozy boy basics with an elevated sportswear element added by Kith, and did not compare the two brands directly
Where it differs
- LVMH Luxury Ventures took a minority stake in January 2022, terms undisclosed; Wikipedia lists Kith as private and the sources we opened name no investors
- Aimé Leon Dore opened its first physical store in 2016 on Mott Street; Kith's first boutique opened on 11 November 2011
- Cassius's article on the Fall/Winter 2021 collection cites Greek references and New York Yankees and Mets logos
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Aimé Leon Dore's own store listed a Micro Logo tee at $85 and a Tonal Logo hoodie at $195 in October 2026, with a $ sign and no currency code. Kith's hoodie anchor is a StockX retail price of US$175 from December 2025, a different kind of listing.
- Best for
- The New York preppy-sportswear look, with a real Kith connection.
Micro Logo tee $85 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Unisphere tee $95 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Tonal Logo hoodie $195 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Unisphere hoodie $195 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Saint George track jacket $300 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Relaxed Fit denim $300 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Unisphere hat $70 (no currency code shown) (official store, listed price, checked Oct 2026) · Triboro Chess Club varsity jacket, green and cream $1,500 (StockX retail price field, released 23 Aug 2025) · New Balance 550 Aimé Leon Dore, white and navy $130 (StockX retail price field; release date fields conflict) · KITH x Aimé Leon Dore Astoria robe (collaboration) $275 USD (Kith listing, 9 Jan 2015 release)
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#2 · $$–$$$$
A New York label from Brendon Babenzien and Estelle Bailey-Babenzien, whose About page describes merging skate, surf and music culture with classic menswear. a Highsnobiety guide describes understated staples with prep, military and nautical influences. Babenzien does not accept the streetwear label: Highsnobiety quotes him calling it absurd.
What it shares
- New York flagship: the About page names 195 Mulberry St. in Soho
- Collaborations: Wikipedia lists a three-phase adidas Originals partnership and work with Jerry Lorenzo, Frog Skateboards, Vuarnet and Dover Street Market; Hypebeast lists a Barbour collaboration dated 9 December 2025
- Online sales at noahny.com and a rolling weekly drop model, per Business of Fashion
Where it differs
- A founding date that depends on the source: Business of Fashion dates the brand to 2002 with a May 2015 relaunch, Wikipedia gives 2015, and Hypebeast says it entered streetwear in 2015
- Public stances on social and political issues and 1% for the Planet membership since 2019
- Highsnobiety names herringbone trousers, double-breasted jackets and shearling duffle coats among pieces it associates with the label
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Noah's store listed a Classic Recycled Cotton tee at $58 and a Core Classic hoodie at $168, with a $ sign and no currency code (checked October 2026). The Kith anchors are StockX retail-price fields.
- Best for
- Considered, classic-leaning New York menswear with skate roots.
Classic Recycled Cotton tee $58 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Heather Ringer tee $98 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Core Classic hoodie $168 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Pleated Jean $248 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · The Redford Jacket $348 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Suede Jacket $1,598 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Classic Leather Belt $158 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026) · Noah x Timex MK1 Anchor watch $248 (no currency code shown) (official store, retail price, checked Oct 2026)
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#3 · $$–$$$
A downtown New York label that Hypebeast says was founded in 1999 by four friends and describes as a prominent street and skatewear brand. Interview ties its look to a Lower East Side aesthetic shaped by late-1990s skate culture, graffiti and hip-hop.
What it shares
- New York origins and a sneaker-heavy collaboration list: Nike, Reebok, adidas, New Balance, Saucony, Timberland and others, per Hypebeast
- Retail roots: Alife moved to 158 Rivington Street in 2004, later the Rivington Club store; Kith's early stores carried Adidas, Puma, New Balance and Timberland
Where it differs
- Alife's Rivington Club store closed on 1 April 2021, per Wikipedia citing Footwear News; we did not find a source on a later physical store
- When checked in October 2026 its site showed only the Graffitio Sneakers, in five colorways, all sold out
- A graffiti and hip-hop reference point rather than a preppy one
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Each Graffitio Sneakers colorway was listed at $2,000.00 USD and sold out; HBX listed a Heather Grey Core Hoodie at £65 with a £40 sale price, on an undated page. We found no tee or hoodie retail price in dollars.
- Best for
- Downtown New York sneaker-culture history, if you can find stock.
Graffitio Sneakers (five colorways, sold out) $2,000.00 USD (official store listing, checked Oct 2026) · Velcro strap sandal (Ceil blue or Mars black) $70 (currency not named in the article) (Snobette, 9 Aug 2020) · Alife x Puma First Round High Tops $200 USD (retail price stated by Hypebeast, 8 Jun 2007) · Heather Grey Core Hoodie (HBX, sold out) £40 sale, listed at £65 (HBX sale price, undated page)
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#4 · $$–$$$$
A Copenhagen label that Wikipedia says was founded in 2004 as a retail streetwear shop and art gallery. Urban Industry says the team made the leap from retailer to creator by 2009. Lex.dk describes a functional aesthetic that bridges skate culture and Nordic minimalism.
What it shares
- A retailer that became a label, as Kith began as a footwear retailer
- Sneaker-brand collaborations: Highsnobiety lists Vans in 2013, Dr. Martens in 2016, and adidas and New Balance silhouettes in 2017
- Wikipedia says it blends influences from streetwear and classical workwear with high-end fashion
Where it differs
- Scandinavian minimalism and skate culture, whereas Kith began as a footwear retailer and expanded into streetwear, fashion and lifestyle
- Outerwear and knitwear lines, including Gore-Tex collections, per its official site
- We found no source stating who owns Norse Projects
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. END. listed the Standard T-Shirt at €70 and the Standard Hoodie at €225 in October 2026; those are euros, against dollar anchors for Kith.
- Best for
- Refined everyday basics from a label with a skate and retail background.
Standard T-Shirt, White €70 (END., Oct 2026) · Standard Hoodie, Black or Dark Navy €225 (END., Oct 2026) · Standard Chinos, Dark Navy €199 (END., Oct 2026) · Arresskov Compact Cotton Shirt Jacket, Dark Navy €265 (END., Oct 2026) · Holmen Wax Jacket, Delicioso Brown €326 (sale; original €435) (END., Oct 2026) · Aros Chino, navy $79 (sale; original $125) (Gear Patrol, published 16 July 2018, updated 13 December 2023)
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#5 · $$–$$$
Fear of God's ESSENTIALS line, which END. describes as introduced in 2018 as a subsidiary line of the original label created by Jerry Lorenzo, synonymous with minimal design, muted tones and oversized fits. Its categories include T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, jackets and knitwear.
What it shares
- Minimal design, muted tones and oversized fits, with T-shirts, hoodies and sweatpants
- NBA ties: Sports Illustrated reported a Fear of God partnership with the NBA and WNBA in November 2024; Wikipedia says Ronnie Fieg was named the New York Knicks' first creative director in November 2022
- Selective stockists, with Hypebae naming Nordstrom, Selfridges, IT, Pacsun and SSENSE in 2019; Kith has a Selfridges shop and Kith Treats in London
Where it differs
- A subsidiary line of Jerry Lorenzo's Fear of God label, introduced in 2018; none of the sources we opened states a home city for the ESSENTIALS line itself
- Positioned as more accessible in price than the mainline's luxury offerings, per END.
- We found no source on a collaboration with Kith
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Solefeed, whose seller type we could not confirm, listed a Training 90's hoodie at $175 (the page set also shows a $170 listing), close to the StockX retail price of the Kith Nelson hoodie, but the two are different listing types. Breuninger listed an ESSENTIALS hoodie at €129.99 (best price €129.19, original €189.99).
- Best for
- Minimal premium sportswear basics.
ESSENTIALS hoodie, light grey €129.99 listed; "best price" €129.19; original €189.99 (Breuninger, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS T-shirt, dark grey €61.99 listed; "best price" €61.19; original €89.99 (Breuninger, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Classic Tee, Jet Black $80 (Solefeed, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Training 90's Hoodie, Faded Seal $175 (Solefeed, Oct 2026) · ESSENTIALS Denim 5 Pocket Jeans, Classic Blue $175 (Solefeed, Oct 2026)
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#6 · $$$–$$$$
A Japan-exclusive line that Hypebeast describes as an imprint of The North Face, blending casual wear with technical fabrics in a more fashion-forward style. Highsnobiety says it is owned by Goldwin and is an entirely separate entity from The North Face, so sources differ on the structure.
What it shares
- A collaboration-heavy release calendar: Hypebeast lists BEAMS, Journal Standard and Palace collaborations, the Palace one dated 15 December 2025
- Hypebeast says the label focuses on the niche between the elevated everyday wardrobe and high-performance garments
Where it differs
- Outdoor-leaning: a 65/35 trail jacket and wide tapered trail pants, per Houyhnhnm
- Hard to get unless you are in Japan, per Highsnobiety, though it can sometimes be found elsewhere; releases are announced through nanamica's channels
- Produced with nanamica
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Houyhnhnm priced the 65/35 Trail Jacket at ¥35,200 and Trail Pants at ¥23,100 in March 2022, with no tax status stated. Kith's anchors are in dollars.
- Best for
- Refined outdoor basics, if you are willing to hunt for Japan-only stock.
7oz Field Long Sleeve Pocket Tee, nanamica online store ¥13,200 (nanamica store, Oct 2026) · Field Long Sleeve Striped Tee, Forget-me-nots ¥16,500 (Forget-me-nots, Oct 2026) · Corduroy Field Down Jacket, nanamica online store ¥69,300 (nanamica store, Oct 2026) · 65/35 Trail Jacket, nanamica capsule ¥35,200 (Houyhnhnm, 7 March 2022) · 65/35 Trail Pants, nanamica capsule ¥23,100 (Houyhnhnm, 7 March 2022) · Mono Camouflage Field Pants, Forget-me-nots (sold out) ¥35,200 (Forget-me-nots, Oct 2026) · Trail Hooded Parka, nanamica capsule ¥28,600 (Houyhnhnm, 7 March 2022) · Stroll Field Hat, nanamica online store ¥17,600 (nanamica store, Oct 2026) · CORDURA Canvas Day Pack, nanamica capsule ¥29,700 (Houyhnhnm, 7 March 2022) · Cordura Nylon Shoulder Bag, Forget-me-nots ¥13,200 (Forget-me-nots, Oct 2026) · 65/35 Mountain Parka, Forget-me-nots (sale, sold out; was ¥49,500) ¥29,700 sale (Forget-me-nots, Oct 2026)
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#7 · $$$–$$$$
A British label that its About page says was founded in 2011 by brothers George and Mike Heaton in Manchester. Drapers reported turnover of £80.8m for the year to 31 December 2023, split 70% direct-to-consumer and 30% wholesale.
What it shares
- Founded in the same year as Kith, 2011
- Own flagship stores (London, Manchester and Los Angeles) plus wholesale partners including Selfridges, where Kith also has a shop
- Premium basics: its first product, in 2012, was 20 box logo T-shirts
Where it differs
- Mostly direct-to-consumer, with a performance line called 247
- Positioned below luxury: George Heaton told The Gentleman's Journal that consumers who do not want to spend £1,000 on a hoodie have shopped down to Represent
- We found no source linking it to Kith or to New York
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. HBX listed the Owners Club hoodie at £75, reduced from £160; the US shop listed caps at $85 and $110. Neither is a hoodie in dollars.
- Best for
- Premium basics from a direct-to-consumer British label.
Owners Club hoodie (HBX, sale; was £160) £75 (HBX, checked Oct 2026) · Represent x '47 MLB LA cap $110 (official US shop, Oct 2026) · 247 Ignite trucker cap $85 (official US shop, Oct 2026) · 247 activewear range $50 to $300 (Glossy, 2024)
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#8 · $$–$$$
A London skateboard brand that Wikipedia says was founded in 2009. Its tri-ferg logo is a triangle designed by Fergus Purcell. Hypebeast and Wikipedia list an extended run of brand collaborations.
What it shares
- Big-name collaborations: Ralph Lauren in November 2018 and adidas from 2014, per Hypebeast; Wikipedia says Nike was announced in October 2025. Kith's Nike pop-up opened in July 2016 and its Versace partnership was reported in 2018 or 2019, depending on the source
- A path to its own stores: the first monobrand store opened in Soho, London, in April 2015, and a New York boutique followed in May 2017, per Business of Fashion
- Palace has a collaboration with THE NORTH FACE Purple Label
Where it differs
- Skateboarding-led and influenced by 90s pop culture
- Its own site lists regional web shops for Australia, Canada, Europe, Japan, Korea, the USA and the world, and no store addresses
- Price vs Kith
- No like-for-like price. Palace's own shop listed T-shirts at £46 to £68, a Stencil Crew crewneck at £118 and jeans from £148 in pounds, with no dates (checked October 2026). StockX lists a US$48 retail price for the King Tri T-Shirt, a different currency and listing type from the shop prices.
- Best for
- Skate-rooted collaborations with fashion and sportswear names.
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)
At a glance
| Brand | From | Price tier | vs Kith | Known for |
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| Kith | New York City | $$$–$$$$ | — | Footwear retail, sportswear, collaborations |
| Aimé Leon Dore | New York City | $$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Urban preppy, New Balance, New York |
| Noah | New York City | $$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Skate, surf and classic menswear |
| Alife | New York City | $$–$$$ | No like-for-like price | Downtown NYC, skate, graffiti, sneaker collabs |
| Norse Projects | Copenhagen | $$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Scandinavian minimalism, workwear, basics |
| FEAR OF GOD ESSENTIALS | Los Angeles | $$–$$$ | No like-for-like price | Minimal, oversized, muted-tone basics |
| THE NORTH FACE Purple Label | Tokyo | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Casual wear with technical fabrics, Japan-only |
| Represent | Greater Manchester | $$$–$$$$ | No like-for-like price | Premium basics, direct-to-consumer |
| Palace Skateboards | London | $$–$$$ | No like-for-like price | Skate, tri-ferg logo, collaborations |
Price tiers use the directory's $–$$$$$ scale and describe typical retail positioning, not exact prices.
A note on dupes and replicas
We don't list replicas or sellers of them. We found no source in our research on counterfeit Kith, or on authentication services for it.
What the sources do show is where Kith sells: its own site, with country sites for Canada, Europe, Japan and the UK, its stores, and store-within-a-store placements at Bergdorf Goodman, Hirshleifers and Selfridges. 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 Kith?
In our assessment, Aimé Leon Dore, Noah and Alife come closest, because all three are New York labels (Aimé Leon Dore and Noah have flagship stores; Alife's Rivington Club store closed in 2021). Aimé Leon Dore is the only one with a documented link to Kith, a 2015 collection. Norse Projects shares the retailer-turned-label path.
Are there cheaper brands like Kith?
We can't say firmly. The only Kith prices we found are StockX retail-price fields, US$75 for a 2018 long-sleeve tee and US$175 for a December 2025 hoodie, and the picks above are priced in other currencies, with no printed currency, or on other item types. As a rough signal, the directory's own price tiers are shown in the table.
Is Kith a brand or a store?
Both. Wikipedia says Kith began as a footwear retailer and later expanded into streetwear, fashion and lifestyle, and Highsnobiety's timeline says the first stores carried brands such as Adidas, Puma, New Balance and Timberland.
Who owns Kith?
Wikipedia lists Kith as a private company and Ronnie Fieg as founder and CEO, with no further ownership or investor detail. We found no reliable source naming investors.
What is the closest brand to Kith for sneaker culture?
Alife has a long list of sneaker collaborations, though its Rivington Club store closed in 2021. Norse Projects has also worked with adidas and New Balance.
Did Kith work with Aimé Leon Dore?
Yes. Kith released the KITH x Aimé Leon Dore Chapter 1 collection on 9 January 2015, ten pieces sold at Kith stores and online.
How we chose these brands
We started from the directory's brands and used its draft style taxonomy to shortlist candidates with a similar look, product mix and price tier, then chose eight on our own judgement of look, model and collaborations. Facts such as founding, ownership, collaborations and prices come from the numbered sources below, each opened and checked on 9 October 2026. Rankings, 'what it shares' and 'best for' are our editorial judgement: we found no reputable source that compares most of these brands to Kith directly. Price comparisons are like for like only where the item, currency and date are comparable; otherwise we say so. Prices are single snapshots from retailers and brand sites and will change.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Kith (brand)
- Wikipedia: Ronnie Fieg
- Highsnobiety: Ronnie Fieg timeline
- Kith: official site navigation
- Highsnobiety: Ronnie Fieg x Versace for Kith
- Kith: locations page
- StockX: Kith Classic Logo L/S Tee Heather Grey
- StockX: Kith Classic Logo Nelson Hoodie Nocturnal
- StockX: Kith x BMW Wool Coaches Jacket Black
- StockX: New Balance 2011 Kith Leaf Green
- Kith: Classics frayed hoodies, shorts and US pocket tees (2015)
- Wikipedia: Aimé Leon Dore
- Highsnobiety: Aimé Leon Dore brand profile
- The Fashion Law: LVMH Luxury Ventures takes a minority stake in Aimé Leon Dore (2022)
- Cassius: LVMH and Aimé Leon Dore (2022)
- Cassius: Aimé Leon Dore Fall/Winter 2021 collection (2021)
- Kith: KITH x Aimé Leon Dore Chapter 1 collection (2015)
- Complex: Kith x Aimé Leon Dore collaboration (2015)
- Aimé Leon Dore: official store, tees
- Aimé Leon Dore: official store, sweatshirts
- Aimé Leon Dore: official store, pants
- StockX: Aimé Leon Dore Triboro Chess Club Varsity Jacket
- Aimé Leon Dore: official store, headwear
- StockX: New Balance 550 Aimé Leon Dore White Navy
- Hypebeast: Noah brand page
- Business of Fashion: Brendon Babenzien and Estelle Bailey-Babenzien
- Noah: About page
- Highsnobiety: Noah clothing guide
- Highsnobiety: Brendon Babenzien on Noah's 10-year anniversary
- Wikipedia: Noah (brand)
- Noah: official store, shop
- Noah: official store, tees
- Noah: official store, accessories
- Hypebeast: Alife brand page
- Interview: Alife, Drake, John Mayer, Just Blaze and Rob Cristofaro (2019)
- Wikipedia: Alife Rivington Club (citing Footwear News)
- Hypebeast: Alife x Puma First Round (2007)
- Alife: official store
- HBX: Alife Heather Grey Core Hoodie
- Snobette: Alife Velcro strap sandal (2020)
- Wikipedia: Norse Projects
- FashionUnited: Norse Projects
- Lex.dk: Norse Projects
- Urban Industry: The history of Norse Projects
- Norse Projects: Official site
- Highsnobiety: Norse Projects
- END.: Norse Projects
- Gear Patrol: Norse Projects Aros Chino deal (2018)
- END.: Fear of God ESSENTIALS brand profile (2025)
- Business of Fashion: Jerry Lorenzo
- 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
- Houyhnhnm: Eiichiro Honma interview (machine-translated)
- Houyhnhnm: Purple Label 20th anniversary feature, 2023 (machine-translated)
- Hypebeast: The North Face Purple Label brand page
- Highsnobiety: The North Face Purple Label x nanamica
- Houyhnhnm: nanamica trail capsule, 2022 (machine-translated)
- Hypebeast: Purple Label FW26 collection (2026)
- nanamica online store
- Forget-me-nots: The North Face Purple Label
- 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: Palace Skateboards
- Business of Fashion: Lev Tanju
- Hypebeast: Palace Skateboards brand history (2020)
- Palace Skateboards: Homepage
- Palace Skateboards: T-shirts
- Palace Skateboards: Bottoms
- StockX: Palace King Tri T-Shirt Black
- Palace Skateboards: Sweatshirts
- Palace Skateboards: All products