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- First, Where Did Punk Come from?
- What Does Punk Even Mean?
- Evolution and Absorption by The Mainstream
- Top 3 Punk Brands
- Other Interesting Punk Brands
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The punk subculture was born in the mid-1970s, in the United Kingdom. It was a reactionary movement against the hard right-wing political standpoint of the English government led by Margaret Thatcher, and towards its cultural predecessor, the hippie movement, which was all about peace and love. Its political, philosophical, musical, and literary vi...
Not much of the original philosophy has managed to survive the decades, but the term still conjures rebellion and a “devil may care” attitude. Punks wanted to shake the status quo, they were mayhem, anarchism, and above all, were against the establishment of capitalism. Myriad subcultures have since borrowed on the non-conformist nature of punk tha...
Over the years, punk lost its social revolutionary edge and became a fashion style. If hard-pressed, I’d say that even exemplary and notorious personas from the movement, like Vivienne Westwood, have somehow been assimilated by the mainstream. Read: Get that Punk Look for Women Still, punk as a movement has sadly died. What we have today is punk fa...
#1. Vivienne Westwood
A quintessentially British punk clothing and luxury fashion label that sells accessories, and varied merchandising on a global scale.
#2. Converse
An American brand that originally sold basketball shoes and is now recognized worldwide as a key retro sneaker brand. They also sell footwear in general, apparel, accessories, and sportswear. We have covered all you need to know about this brand and about how Chucks came to be in our previous Vans vs Converse article. However, it is worth noting that the brand was a huge staple in the punk rock brands and music scene during the 70s and beyond.
#3. Dr. Martens
A British footwear brand that has achieved cult status all over the globe, but particularly so in the UK and the US. They also sell shoe care products, clothing, and bags. Their footwear is characterized by its trademark air-cushioned sole, welted construction, and yellow stitching. Check out our detailed article about Docs herefor all the juicy tidbits and history of this amazing and inspiring brand. Fair warning, chances are you will develop the sudden urge to shop for Doc Martens after rea...
#4. Underground
Undeground is a British-owned lifestyle brand that sells rocker clothing, footwear, accessories, books, and prints. The brand originated in Manchester in 1981 with a love of renegade style and launched its first shop in 1981, going global by 88. Their general vibe is defined as subversive edgy alt-rock fashion, a rough supremely British aesthetic, and by a production that shuns fast fashion in favor of products that are authentic and built to last. They still maintain their punk spirit and th...
#5. Tripp NYC
An American streetwear fashion label founded by designer Daan Goodman in New York City, East Village. It is heavily influenced by the downtown art scene and by alternative music. Daang is known for the use of innovative fabrics and original designs. His signature clothing items are bondage pants, unique wash techniques, hand studding, and a general counterculture take on streetwear that is dark and subversive. Tripp’s style aims to work for everyone from rebellious teenagers, rock stars, rap...
#6. Jawbreaker
Jawbreaker is a British alternative brand based in East London that sells clothing for men & women, plus accessories. Their origins are deeply rooted in old Camden Town and their style covers Victorian, gothic, punk, and nu-rave trends. Their vibe is a little bit emo, with a good dash of pop-punk and skate punk added to the mix. They have different collections differentiated by style. The one that looks the most like punk is the Edge collection, with a bunch of great clothing items like strip...
#10. Demonia
Is a cult brand and direct retailer of all things Demonia. The brand has been in business since 1993 and is based in Southern California, US. They have specialized in providing specialty and innovative footwear, as well as scene clothing, that redefine outfits and draw gazes everywhere. By staying in touch with the alternative communities, the brand has managed to stay up to date and continues to create fresh footwear styles. I would absolutely love to wear their over-the-knee black boots!
#11. Newrock
A Spaniard brand based in Murcia, it was founded in 1929 by Antonio Ortuño Martinez who began making shoes with double-stitched Goodyear high quality. Today, the company is run by third-generation relations that continue to expand the brand worldwide. They have a trademark system called the ‘comfort plus’ that achieves an anatomic sole with injected protection against water and cold. The brand has managed to retain its indie punk clothing design and quality over the years and continues to off...
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Glam Punk: Glam punk is all about being seen and making a statement. This style is known for bright colors, right clothing like spandex and leather, prints, metallics, and glitter. A great inspiration for the glam-punk rock look is David Bowie! Pop Punk: This is the most popular kind of punk rock style and considered mainstream punk.
Apr 1, 2024 · By Alex Assoune Apr 01, 2024. The best punk clothing brands ethically make eco-friendly and affordable garments to help you dress sustainably, look stylish, and protect the planet, people, and animals without breaking the bank. Many ethical clothing brands offer sustainable alternative clothing, footwear, and accessories to build an effortless ...
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