The 18 Best Brands Like KITH For Streetwear Heads

• Price range: $90 - $880
• From: Vancouver
• What we recommend from them: Chamber Parka - GORE-TEX 3L Nylon Ripstop Iron, $880
• Full product range: Outerwear, ready-to-wear apparel, accessories, footwear, eyewear
• Why it's like KITH: Its emphasis on streetwear and following

A functional brand inspired by Canada's four seasons, HAVEN is a cool company to check out for all of your luxury streetwear needs. Operating with the motto "Enriching everyday life through functional design, craftsmanship, and innovation," an approach to functionality that hones in on regularly improving the comfort, utility, and technical elements of their products, the brand is one that seamlessly blends together technical and urban features. While their prices tend to be more expensive than KITH's on average, they offer a lot of similar products (especially in outerwear). Additionally, their functionality and tech features are regarded as being the standard, so rest assured that your money is being well spent.

• Price range: $60 - $200
• From: New York City
• What we recommend from them: Moncler x Billionaire Boys Club Logo Hoodie, $735
• Full product range: Shoes, outerwear, t-shirts, pants, sweaters, accessories, home goods
• Why it's like Kith: Their skate and streetwear catalog and fun collaborations

Having been around for twenty years, Billionaire Boys Club is actually an OG streetwear brand that was established long before KITH was even a concept. Founded by Pharrell Williams and Nigo in 2003, they too are one of the leaders in streetwear that are known not just for their individual product offerings, but their super fun collaborations as well (Moncler for example). BBC hasn't slowed down in the slightest despite Williams' commitment to other fashion brands (Louis Vuitton and adidas for example), and the company also includes the sublabels Ice Cream, Bee Line, and Billionaire Girls Club.

• Price range: $250 - $1,000
• From: London
• What we recommend from them: Thermal Bonded Cap Hood Tiger Orange, $218
• Full product range: Sweatshirts, pants, outerwear, shorts, bags, accessories, shoes, skateboards
• Why it's like KITH: Its huge following, pricing, and street/skate apparel

Founded by Levent Tanju in 2009, Palace has become another huge name in the streetwear scene. The company originally started as a brand geared specifically towards skaters, has since expanded into the streetwear realm. Palace is a brand, however, that continues to stay true to their roots, with 1990s pop culture and VHS style being at the epicenter. Oh, and their collabs are also fire, another thing that makes them similar to KITH.

• Price range: $250 - $800
• From: Paris
• What we recommend from them: Wool Jacket, $935
• Full product range: Ready-to-wear, outerwear, shoes, accessories, hats, and scarves
• Why it's like KITH: A huge following and emphasis on street and skatewear

You can't mention brands like KITH and not include Kenzo, who's a brand that makes a ton of noise like their contemporaries. Defined by energetic print, patterns, and colors, Kenzo has gone on to become widely popular amongst the youth for not just their catalog, but their incredibly dope collaborations. Through the years Kenzo has remained true to its diversity commitment, checking the boxes of both street and skatewear whilst frequently adding new styles to their catalog.

• Price range: $270 - $1,100
• From: Paris
• What we recommend from them: Swann Poncho, $795
• Full product range: Sweatshirts, pants, outerwear, shorts, bags, accessories, shoes, underwear
• Why it's like KITH: Its pricing, fan base, and popularity

Let's not sleep on A.P.C. aka Product and Creation Workshop either. Founded by Jean and Judith Touitou, timeless garments are at the forefront of the company, who offers an expansive catalog full of outerwear, shoes, athleisure, streetwear, and more. Their pricing ranges between $270 - $1,100, which is average for streetwear, with the brand also offering womenswear and unisex apparel as a part of their catalog as well. If variety is what you want, you'll be getting it with A.P.C. for sure.

• Price range: $70 - $350
• From: Los Angeles
• What we recommend from them: C'est Bon Home Hoodie in Green, $90
• Full product range: Tops, bottoms, knits, t-shirts, sweatshirts, outerwear
• Why it's like KITH: Their dynamic streetwear offerings

Mamadou is the mastermind behind C'est Bon, which was founded in Los Angeles circa 2018. Five years into the game, the brand blends elements of streetwear, basketball, art, and contemporary influence, with their pieces having a luxury quality that still qualifies as being street/urban. C'est Bon is still very much a young brand, but these past few years have shown their potential to rise to the top. You'll want to check them out if you are a lover of all things streetwear.

• Price range: $520 - $3,000
• From: Milan
• What we recommend from them: HP Patches Varsity Jacket, $3,000
• Full product range: Denim, jackets, polo shirts, shirts, shorts, sweatshirts, knitwear, beachwear, sweatshirts, t-shirts, trousers, vests
• Why it's like KITH: Its streetwear offerings

Heron Preston is basically the "luxury" version of KITH, as they are known for offering regal streetwear that stands out in the form of bold pieces. A brand set on challenging the status quo, the company has had a speedy rise these past several years, offering pieces that are interesting, sporty, fashionable, and full of fun. Whatever you are searching for, you can find it at Heron Preston, with prices ranging from $520 to around $3,000.

• Price range: $100 - $500
• From: London
• What we recommend from them: ACW* X Nike Air Max Plus 98, $210.53
• Full product range: Sneakers, outerwear, t-shirts, sweaters, boots, pants, shorts, and accessories
• Why it's like Supreme: Its product range and popularity

London based designer Samuel Ross is the founder and creative director behind British streetwear brand A-Cold-Wall, which comparable in many ways to KITH due to its ready-to-wear streetwear, functional and technical designs, style influence, and cutting-edge fabrics that are high-quality and comfortable. A-Cold-Wall's vast assortment of sneakers, outerwear, pants, shirts, sweaters, and accessories are what makes them standout from the rest, and you've got to commend the dedication they have to numerous social justice issues. Their prices are also on the affordable side when it comes to streetwear.

• Price range: $55 - $300
• From: Brooklyn
• What we recommend from them: Men's Kissing Puffer Jacket, $625
• Full product range: Hoodies, joggers, sweatshirts, t-shirts, shoes, outerwear, trousers, accessories
• Why it's like KITH: Its unique approach to streetwear

KidSuper deserves to make any and every list in regards to streetwear as they are truly one of the best in the game. Helmed by Colm Dillane, the Brooklyn brand gets huge amount of attention on social media, frequently boasting cool collaborations that sell out very quickly. From their funky trousers all the way to simple staples like graphic t-shirts, KidSuper is brand that takes the conventional and makes their products non-conventional (in a good way obviously). Prices range between $55 to $300, which also makes them an affordable streetwear brand. Gotta love affordability.

• Price range: $60 - $300
• From: Amsterdam
• What we recommend from them: Patta Purl Ribbed Knitted Sweater, $147.43
• Full product range: Ready-to-wear apparel, footwear, accessories
• Why it's like KITH: Their fanbase and overall streetwear products

Originally starting as a teeny tiny boutique in Amsterdam, Patta is now regarded as being another one of the elites in the streetwear scene. What makes them special? For us, it's their fun and exclusive collaborations, affordable pricing, and social media presence and interaction to go along with their large collection of ready-to-wear apparel (which includes outerwear, hoodies, camos, and more). The brand is super affordable, being priced between $60 to $300 for most of the pieces in their catalog. Again, gotta love the affordability here.

• Price range: $50 - $225
• From: Brooklyn
• What we recommend from them: Lee x The Brooklyn Circus Carpenter Pant, $89
• Full product range: T-shirts, varsity jackets, shorts, caps, tops, outerwear, shoes, accessories
• Why it's like KITH: Its New York City vibe

The Brooklyn Circus will also always make any streetwear list we put together as they are a very innovative brand full of creativity. Sharing a New York origin with KITH, many of their pieces take inspiration from the culture, history, and roots of Brooklyn/NYC fashion, which can be easily spotted if you are a New Yorker yourself, or are quite familiar with the fashion of the city as a whole. BkC is built on affordability, with majority of their prices being under $300. Another reason to love them.

• Price range: $50 - $100
• From: London
• What we recommend from them: Denim Jacket, $82
• Full product range: Outerwear, cargo pants, t-shirts, hoodies, shorts, joggers overshirts, denim, tracksuits, shoes
• Why it's like KITH: Their skate culture and influence

Can't forget about the London-based brand Faded either, which is heavily skate-influenced and full of creative designs. The brand offers a plethora of denim, hoodies, t-shirts, outerwear, tracksuits, and anything else that qualifies as streetwear. Urban culture combined with punk rock is what you are mostly getting from Faded, along with many versatile pieces that you can mix, match, and pair together. Also, they just might be the most consistently affordable brand on this list. You can find tons of products that are under $100. Tons.

• Price range: $10 - $85
• From: New York
• What we recommend from them: Fire, Desire Heavyweight T-Shirt, $35
• Full product range: Tops, bottoms, headwear, accessories, outerwear
• Why it's like KITH: Its affordable streetwear and NYC background

Another brand with an NYC background like KITH, Dumbsmart New York is a company that keeps it simple, giving you the basics at a slightly elevated level. Founded in 2011, the brand refers to themselves as being a "Conceptual Arts Streetwear Brand that hones in on innovative and quality pieces," with the motto ""Pursue your passions regardless of whatever obstacles life throws your way, and look fly while doing so." Simple always works very well, and Dumbsmart New York has a lot to offer in that regard with prices being awesome. Make sure to check them out.

• Price range: $60 - $150
• From: Melbourne
• What we recommend from them: Pass~Port Bulb Logo Tee - Natural, $35
• Full product range: Tees, shirts, fleece, outerwear, headwear, socks, shorts, accessories, skateboards
• Why it's like KITH: Its skate background

Melbourne brand Pass~Port is pretty friggin sick as well, and they remind us a ton of KITH due to their skate influence and background. The company offers everything from tees, shirts, fleece, and outerwear, to accessories and even skateboards. Prices range between $60 and $150, and you'll be able to find a lot of neat gems upon browsing through their website. That combined with their creativity are just a few of the reasons why we love them (and want you to love them as well).

• Price range: $250 - $400
• From: Japan
• What we recommend from them: SUBU × and wander reflective rip permanent sandal, $88.12
• Full product range: Outerwear, hoodies, t-shirts, shoes, caps, accessories
• Why it's like KITH: Its streetwear offerings

We can't rave enough about and wander and how they continue to elevate and push the streetwear game to new heights. A super cool and technical brand that can easily make their products priced hundreds or thousands of dollars beyond what they are, the company has been at it since 2011 when they were founded by Keita Ikeuchi and Mihoko Mori. Representing the growing integration of outerwear into the streetwear sector, Gore-tex fashion is present through and through in their designs along with their attention to fabric, quality, and detail. Their clothes are also durable, and work well during all season.

• Price range: $70 - $1,250
• From: Queens
• What we recommend from them: Casentino Crest Varsity Jacket, $798
• Full product range: Shoes, hoodies, t-shirts, trousers, outerwear, hats, accessories
• Why it's like KITH: Their fanbase and streetwear

Founded in Queens by Teddy Santis around 2014, Aimé Leon Dore has built a steady streetwear presence over the past decade to become one of the most popular and hyped streetwear brands. Making them comparable to KITH is their elevated essentials, which ranges from puffer coats to ballcaps to baggy trousers. Versatile pieces with detailed crafting is what makes up Aimé Leon Dore, which will have your pieces looking brand new and in-style at all times as long as you take care of them properly. Prices can go as low as $70 or as high as $1,250 or above. Whatever you spend, just know a purchase is worth every penny.

• Price range: $130 - $800
• From: California
• What we recommend from them: SS Link Bomber, $600
• Full product range: Tops, sweats, denim, pants, shorts, outerwear, knitwear, headwear, eyewear
• Why it's like KITH: Its popularity, longevity, and status symbol

Stüssy is literally the OG of streetwear, meaning any brand that has come after them has been inspired. Established in 1980 in California, Stüssy offers loads of streetwear essentials including: outerwear, athleisure apparel, cargo pants, and plenty (we're not kidding when we say plenty) more. Their collaborations are also super fun and hyped much in the same way as KITH and some of the other brands we've included on this list. A collab with Stüssy means you've made officially made it, which is pretty darn cool if you ask us.

• Price range: $150 - $1,ooo
• From: North Carolina
• What we recommend from them: Noah x Lavenham Barningham Jacket, $738
• Full product range: Tops, bottoms, outerwear, swimwear, accessories, hats, suits, socks, shoes
• Why it's like KITH: Their popularity and clothing

We've got to give Noah a shoutout as well, who have become one of our favorites in what we call "preppy streetwear." With a number of dope collaboration under their belt as of late (PUMA and Lavenham as examples), Noah is a brand that puts their own spin on traditional, which as we just said is reflected in the form of streetwear with a preppy edge to it. Their growing popularity and fanbase is one of the reasons why they compare KITH, and we're anticipating what the future holds for them because the brand keeps growing and going with each passing month. On average, prices tend to range from about $150 to $300 (unless it's a collab), also making them very affordable.