While it is not entirely new, streetwear is a fashion trend that still conquers the street style landscape today. The historic town of Kawit in Cavite is no exception to the places where a lot of homegrown brands have gained quite a following because of their stylish and youthful designs. Here are some of the local shops that give us a go-to streetwear concept like no other:
Degraded
Don’t judge the apparel by its name. Young owner of Degraded, 19-year-old Dan Harvey, explains the brand is inspired from his life experiences where he felt belittled. Rest assured, he’s proud to say that their shirts may be underrated yet delivers high-end clothing experience thanks to its quality fabrics.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/degradedclothing/
Oatth
Not only does this brand have simple yet creative statement tees, but it also has items bearing a retro version of its logo. Its owner, 20-year-old Bertram Ashe himself is clueless how he came up with such a name of his clothing business. What he only knows is that he gets patriots because of the artful designs of his products.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OatthClothing/
Deeprest
This local brand has pieces that are both fierce and minimalist. Their tees mostly play with monochromatic designs and they also offer caps of different colors. It’s among the brands that appeals to hip-hop and skateboard subcultures.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DPRSTCLTHNG/
GoodHabit
It was literally a dream that later came true for Theo, 24, who founded this local brand in July last year. He just woke up one day suddenly thinking of starting his own clothing business drawing inspiration from one of his dreams. Apart from the others in this list, GoodHabit has incorporated designs from Japanese and Chinese culture.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodHabitApparel/
Hopeless
Hopeless is a relatively new streetwear brand established back in the early days of strict lockdown last year. Although it may seem to carry negative vibes, it contradicts the meaning of its name, according to its founder 20-year-old Jomar. Some of its statement tees tell relatable quotes and they also have tees inspired by the iconic children’s show Sesame Street.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HopeLessTees
Truth be told, popular streetwear brands often come to one’s mind when talking about street style fashion. However, there are also others that are equally eye-catching just like the ones mentioned in this list. Give them a chance and they will surely be your next closet staples
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