17 Brands like OMIGHTY

Ranked by brand similarity

We compared 15 brands similar to OMIGHTY on fit, price and aesthetic — 8 cheaper and 2 more premium, led by Petals and Peacocks and Lazy Oaf.

A woman wearing a striped OMIGHTY crop top and matching bike shorts in a classroom

If you love the bold and edgy style of OMIGHTY, you'll find similar vibes in brands like Lazy Oaf, Dolls Kill, and NastyGal. Each of these brands captures the essence of streetwear with their unique twists, perfectly catering to the fashion-forward consumer seeking distinctive pieces. Brands like OMIGHTY challenge conventional fashion with bright palettes, oversized silhouettes, and daring graphics. Assessing their unique identities, you'll appreciate how each brand maintains an individual touch while resonating with OMIGHTY's youthful and rebellious spirit.

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#1

Petals and Peacocks

88% match
Streetwear$$ · Similar priceSan Jose, United States · est. 2011Made in Asia

San Jose unisex label known since 2011 for blunt slogan graphics on tees, hoodies, hats and accessories.

Why it's similar. Both brands have a shared streetwear style with bold designs and edgy aesthetics.

A man wearing a Lazy Oaf brown shirt and green shorts
#2

Lazy Oaf

82% match
Streetwear$$ · CheaperLondon, United Kingdom · est. 2001Made in Portugal, Turkey +1 more

Independent London brand founded in 2001 by Gemma Shiel, known for cartoonish graphics, bold colour and playful, boxy streetwear.

Why it's similar. Both brands emphasize bold and vibrant designs that make a statement.

What changes. Playful/childlike rather than sexy party

A woman wearing a shiny Dolls Kill dress with a black long-sleeve underneath
#3

Dolls Kill

80% match
Gothic / Punk$ · CheaperSan Francisco, United States · est. 2011Made in Asia

Dolls Kill is an online retailer of rave, goth and e-girl fashion, mixing in-house labels with third-party streetwear and platform footwear.

Why it's similar. Dolls Kill and OMIGHTY both target the edgy and alternative fashion crowd.

What changes. Multi-brand retailer, not a single design voice

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A woman wearing an I Am Gia outfit featuring torn up jeans and a black top
#4

I Am Gia

78% match
Streetwear$$ · CheaperMelbourne, Australia · est. 2017

Australian label from sisters Alana Pallister and Stevie Cox making Y2K-inflected going-out wear, cutout dresses, denim and now footwear.

Why it's similar. Both offer edgy streetwear with a bold aesthetic and relaxed fits.

What changes. Higher price, less graphic/slogan-led

A man wearing a Wasted Paris black puffy coat and black pants
#5

Wasted Paris

75% match
Streetwear$$ · Similar priceParis, France · est. 2012

Independent Paris streetwear label founded in 2012, making skate- and 90s-subculture-inspired graphic tees, hoodies and outerwear.

Why it's similar. Shares similar bold aesthetics and urban style within streetwear.

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#6

UNIF Clothing

$$ · CheaperLos Angeles, United States · est. 2009Made in Asia

Independent Los Angeles label known for Y2K- and punk-inflected womenswear, graphic baby tees and chunky platform boots, sold direct-to-consumer online.

What changes. Adds footwear and a harder punk slant

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#8

Hot Topic

$$ · CheaperMontclair, United States · est. 1989Made in Asia

American mall chain selling band tees, licensed pop-culture merch and goth, punk and emo apparel, owned by Sycamore Partners.

A man wearing a YRU black long sleeve t-shirt with cowl neck
#13

YRU

Footwear$$New York City, United States · est. 2012Made in Asia

American footwear label making platform sneakers, creepers and boots for goth, rave and festival subcultures, with Sanrio, Mattel and Elvira collaborations.

A woman wearing Motel Rocks gabriela midi dress in falling rose jet black
#14

Motel Rocks

$$London, United Kingdom · est. 1999Made in China, India

Independent London womenswear label known for Y2K- and 90s-inspired printed mini dresses, mesh and corset tops at accessible prices.

Why it's similar. Like OMIGHTY, Motel Rocks sells Y2K printed party dresses and crop-adjacent mesh tops direct-to-consumer online, designed in London and marketed to Gen Z through creator campaigns.

A woman wearing Poster Girl black scarlett jumpsuit
#15

Poster Girl

$$$London, United Kingdom · est. 2017

London label by Francesca Capper and Natasha Somerville making body-conscious cut-out dresses, corsetry and Y2K-leaning knits for club and red-carpet dressing.

Why it's similar. Like OMIGHTY, Poster Girl builds collections around Y2K party dressing in printed, cut-out jersey and mesh, though the London label sits at a higher price tier.

Where to shop

Stores that stock OMIGHTY and labels like it.

A woman wearing a NastyGal brown outfit
#16

NastyGal

76% match
Contemporary$$ · Similar priceLos Angeles, United States · est. 2006

Nasty Gal is an online womenswear retailer selling bold party and going-out styles at fast-fashion prices, owned by the UK's Debenhams Group.

Why it's similar. NastyGal shares a bold aesthetic and caters to the confident, fashion-forward crowd.

What changes. Mass retailer, no cult/DTC identity

How we ranked these

Disco ranks brand alternatives using style overlap, category overlap, price tier, fit, colour palette, and cultural context. Scores are directional, not absolute. Read the full methodology →

Compare all 17 at a glance
#BrandSimilarityBest forPrice
1Petals and Peacocks88%StreetwearSimilar
2Lazy Oaf82%StreetwearCheaper
3Dolls Kill80%Gothic / PunkCheaper
4I Am Gia78%StreetwearCheaper
5Wasted Paris75%StreetwearSimilar
6UNIF Clothing—Cheaper
7Crooks & Castles—Cheaper
8Hot Topic—Cheaper
9Palm Angels—More premium
10Ambush—More premium
11Killstar—Cheaper
12Shein—Cheaper
13YRU—Similar
14Motel Rocks—Similar
15Poster Girl—Similar
16NastyGalRetailer76%ContemporarySimilar
17RomweRetailer—Cheaper
Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What brand is most similar to OMIGHTY?

Petals and Peacocks is the most similar brand with an 88% match, sharing a bold streetwear style that challenges norms with unique graphics.

Cheaper alternatives to OMIGHTY

Consider Petals and Peacocks, Broken Planet, and Lazy Oaf, all within the mid-range to budget-conscious price segments.

Is Petals and Peacocks better than OMIGHTY?

It depends on your preference. Petals and Peacocks offers a edgier take on streetwear graphics, while OMIGHTY focuses on provocative slogans.

What is OMIGHTY known for?

OMIGHTY stands out for its vibrant colors, daring silhouettes, and bold patterns that make a strong statement in the fashion scene.

Brands like OMIGHTY but more affordable

Explore Petals and Peacocks, Broken Planet, and Lazy Oaf for edgy styles at more accessible prices, all within the mid-range tier.

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