Hey guys, this is a crazy ask but for one of my classes, I have to understand what makes a streetwear brand, a brand. And what consumers are looking for from the company. If you could fill out this survey that would be appreciated! https://forms.gle/rVdFtZNZPm1Mkk4p9

Hey everyone! I'm curious about your shopping habits, especially when it comes to clothes. Do you still hit up retail stores for that sweet dopamine rush we all grew up with? Or have you found more creative (and free) ways to refresh your wardrobe?

I just got back from my regular Sunday evening stroll in Berlin, and as usual, I'm absolutely loaded with loot! Today's haul includes:

• 2 cozy hoodies
• 2 pairs of bottoms (no, not that kind of bottoms!)
• Some quirky camper shoes that stumped both ChatGPT and Claude
• A long tee that screams '80s NYC CBGB era

Of course, everything gets a thorough disinfection before becoming part of next week's rotation. (I'd share pics, but I'm a bit shy, and my specific style choices aren't really the point here.)

What I'm really wondering is: Are you still buying clothes at all? Or have you discovered the joy of combining random free stuff for even more satisfying results?

I'm not pushing any political agenda here – just genuinely curious about how others approach fashion and consumption. Have you found creative alternatives to traditional shopping? Do you swap clothes with friends, scout street finds, or frequent clothing exchanges?

What are some european streetwear brands like the ones mentioned? How would you describe these brands? What words come to your head? I'm not sure how to find more like them. I really like the hoodies and zipups from yeutheworld. That's my main goal right now: to find dark colored zipups with cool designs and aesthetics

symbolstudios.store

Hi, I am looking for some certain tee which has printed puppy dog with bitten human hand in its jaws, It could also have „good boy” writing on the front. I remember I saw this tee a few years ago but I cant remember the brand. Maybe it was some skateboard clothing brand, I am not sure. I would be happy finding it, as I cannot find such an item. Do you guys know which brand could it be?

Is it closed?

Some of the shit I see getting upvoted, man... what are the mods doing? Some of the shit I see is basically upvote farming, for something to be quote unquote streetware, it has to have an element of streetware, of course it's fine to have an overarching theme, but when you literally just wear cosplay or some shit that you'd never wear on the "street" should it be on the sub? I don't think so. I doubt this post will do anything, but it's so painful seeing the same crap on my feed everyday.

Upcoming Drop - ig: article.project . idea behind it was a camp for kids where they can learn how to print/design, kids would apply with a design/story and get accepted from that. each would get this as camp wear - this is just an idea but ill be releasing the hoodies and sweats in M-XXL(puff print).

here's image link https://ibb.co/hFHv7W5

Hey, been in and out of /r/streetwear since 2014. Honestly I've seen this place go through so many different phases as streetwear grew, with the startups, the WDYWT restrictions, etc.

I feel as if recently the overall quality of posts has been low, and the definition of the word, "streetwear" has been stretched to anything bought within the last 5 years.

I do like having WDYWT open to the whole sub. But most posts are just a single picture. I would encourage people to take multiple shots/angles - show off the clothes/fit - rather than try to pose.

Mainly though, I feel like anything and everything is being posted now. I'm not sure what the numbers are for you guys right now, but I'm guessing in the last year there's been an influx of new users in the sub, as well as new users who are new to reddit as well.

For content this has made it so that basically anything that's fashionable is upvoted, streetwear or not. I also think it's shifted the overall focus of the sub. Rather than discussions about new drops, designers, etc, the sub is basically an instagram feed of random redditors who decided to post here, along with 10 other fashion subs and their private social media accounts.

Then there are some older heads like me who comment "this isn't streetwear tho", and get accused of gatekeeping, being sexist, elitist, etc. But the thing i hear the most is:

#I see shit like this posted here all the time. Why is my post a problem?

And sadly I can't tell them they're wrong, I just have to tell them there's been a shift in quality, basically restating what I've mentioned above.

I think the best solution is we use a system that /r/insaneparents uses. Over there within the first 2 hours of a post, you can vote on a poll by the auto moderator stating if the post is insane, not insane (doesn't belong), or fake.

I feel like we should use a similar system, minus the time limit.

It would check for the username replying to the comment, as well as the vote to avoid duplicates.

The question would be "Is this post streetwear?" with the options streetwear, not streetwear, low effort

If the sum of votes for not streetwear and low effort reaches around 60-80% of the total, then the post is removed.

Let me know what you think, I know I've seen MrRikka here a lot, I feel as if the mods should see this and consider it. I think it's a good solution, and if majority of the sub has shifted to accepting anything and everything as streetwear, then so be it. I just want to give an equal voice to everyone so they can have a democratic say in the content of the sub.

please can someone know where can i buy some clasic grey baggy/oversized sweatpants for man??? I want them but i cant find any.....

If take pictures in front of my full length mirror which shows the whole outfit why can't I post it? Seems limiting to not allow pictures just because they are in front of a mirror, or am I missing something? Very new to the community so I might be missing something haha

I keep getting failed post for my post when posting to WDYWT. What are the steps to be able to post on there?

they're all so bad, my god

I've browsed both for a while now, and before they seemed to be well-paired(e.g. the styles, posts including clothes from startup, etc.). Now, whenever I browse either sub, they seem to be like two separate realms: r/streetwear seems to be mostly posts of expensive clothing which has moved onto newer fashion trends, whereas r/streetwearstartup seems to be more like what r/streetwear used to be in terms of style. Does anyone else notice something similar? If so, is there some underlying reason?

I've recently been issued a ban, I can only assume that it is from 13ae thinking he is god.

https://www.reddit.com/r/streetwear/comments/9ascjw/commenting_this_aint_it_chief_will_result_in_a_ban/

i told him "fuck you" and i get a message saying "r3". which is "Don't be an asshole. This includes creepshots." Im fine with being banned for being an asshole (although ive said "fuck you" before with no punishment) but 13ae should be issued a ban and kicked from the mod team.

i dont know how saying "fuck you" is being assholeish while saying "your parents didn't put food on your table for 14 years for you to parade the fact that you have 20 operational brain cells on the internet." is not. along with the whole entire ban.

really "this ain't it chief" is banned? than he writes "u sure got me chief". i know its not the same thing but im sure if i were to post "this is it chief" i would be banned because of this rule

Mods playing gods smh, ive been in this community for a long and its a sad sight to see. if you agree with 13ae fine and ban me but i dont like the flex of power when nothing is wrong and 13ae is being a hypocrite. odd behaviour especially since he is one of the newer mods.

I want to try drawing some streetwear looks! I read through the community info, but couldn’t find any rules/guidelines for posting original art.

It could be volunteer coordinated or just casual.

So what have yall been thinking about all the comments on WDYWT posts saying an outfit isn't streetwear? Seems like there's been a ton of them recently and they've been a bit negative, just wanted to know what your guy's thoughts on them were.

Need a piece ID'd but don't want it to be removed. Where's the thread?

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Stuff like Riot Society or clothing similar to Ikigaisoul (but not them because they are reselling shit). Any good websites please post :)

If not, is it possible to add?

Don't really post much, I just read stuff so I don't have much karma. Some of the other subs give an automod and says how much I need to post there. I've tried to start a couple topics on streetwear but they don't show up. Don't get any automod or anything about karma reqs, so just wondering if there was one.

Just wondering...and how do you know who is whitelisted?

So I really have gotten into Japanese/Korean street style/fashion recently. I just really like what it means, with all styles there are and the fits, it really resonates with me. The only issue is I don't know were to look for inspiration or for a community. In addition Asian street style is often overlooked or misrepresented by people due to stereotypes; I just want to find a place where nothing is misrepresented.

https://www.reddit.com/r/streetwear/comments/7axshc/assassins_creed_origins_limited_edition_custom/ I posted this and somehow it didnt make the cut and appear in the "new" tab. Is there an explanation for this issue?

I post in the general questions thread, especially when I think its a simple question. The problem is, most posts are ignored in that thread. Even when I post something that I definitely wouldn't consider easily answered, it gets removed. Yet, when I have a question or thought that is not easily answered, I do a normal text post. But, it gets removed :/

And its not as if people are answering this in one sentence. It has multiple people answering with paragraphs and I can't find a good source on google or in the sidebar. The post will have good engagement and receive many long answers, yet it gets removed. And its always the same mod as well.

Would be interested to see if there is support for a weekly/monthly ‘challenge’ WDYWT’ where a theme is set and people have to submit fits based on that theme.

Could be simple like all black, denim jackets etc.

Would be good to see what everyone’s interpretations of a theme are as ‘streetwear’ is quite a wide genre.

Also, sounds like fun.

Thanks