
Club 1984
The overlap. British washed heavyweight sweatpants, hoodies and tees, easy to buy any week.
Where it’s less. Typical piece $75 vs $134, median full price.
The compromise. Retro American nostalgia graphics rather than London road codes.
Club 1984 and Umbro come in under Corteiz at full price. Club 1984's range run a median $75 against $134.
Menswear · Regular US prices · Compared on jackets · Checked Nov 3, 2026

The overlap. British washed heavyweight sweatpants, hoodies and tees, easy to buy any week.
Where it’s less. Typical piece $75 vs $134, median full price.
The compromise. Retro American nostalgia graphics rather than London road codes.

The overlap. British football drill tracksuits, boxy football shirts and cargo pants at low prices.
Where it’s less. Typical piece $79 vs $134, median full price.
The compromise. A sportswear heritage label, not a streetwear scene brand.

Checked, and not cheaper
Represent, Palace and Cole Buxton are on the Corteiz list, but they price at or above Corteiz in the category we compared, so they aren't listed here. See every brand like Corteiz →
Not a copy, but club 1984 is the closest look for less: it runs US$75–109 against US$80–167 across the range. Umbro pieces and Jaded London jackets are also lower-priced than Corteiz's.
Club 1984 is the closest look for less: it runs US$75–109 against US$80–167 across the range. Umbro pieces and Jaded London jackets are also lower-priced than Corteiz's.
Disco isn't tracking any Corteiz markdowns right now. Of the brands above, Represent, Cole Buxton, Club 1984 and Aries have live sales.
Category prices are the median full price of live US listings for each brand in that category; piece prices are the regular US price of the named item, both checked Nov 3, 2026. A brand only appears above if it is lower in the category it was compared on. Sale prices are excluded. We haven’t worn these. How we compare prices →
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