84% matchMidnight Studios
Same LA elevated-streetwear scene, punk instead of workwear
What changes: Grungier punk graphics, less workwear tailoring
Brand profile
Los Angeles label by Guillermo Andrade, grown out of the FourTwoFour store on Fairfax, known for workwear-tinged menswear and its red 424 bar.
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Guillermo Andrade opened the FourTwoFax store on Fairfax Avenue in 2010; in-house capsules grew into a full collection only in 2015.
Boxy logo tees, hoodies and striped-sleeve knits marked with the red 424 bar are the recognisable core, alongside utility jackets and leather outerwear.
Andrade has designed collections around topics like police brutality and oil spills, and the label has worked with adidas, Guess and Arsenal FC.
84% matchSame LA elevated-streetwear scene, punk instead of workwear
What changes: Grungier punk graphics, less workwear tailoring
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What changes: More illustrative, cheaper, less luxury outerwear
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What changes: Post-Soviet youth-culture concept, defunct since 2018
68% matchEuropean take on subculture graphics with runway ambition
What changes: Rave/punk print maximalism over clean workwear minimalism
424 is a Los Angeles menswear label founded by Guatemala-born designer Guillermo Andrade, who opened the FourTwoFour store on Fairfax Avenue in 2010 and expanded its in-house capsules into a full collection in 2015. Output centres on workwear- and sportswear-derived pieces: boxy logo T-shirts and hoodies, striped-sleeve knits, utility jackets and leather outerwear, frequently marked with the red 424 bar. Andrade has built collections around subjects such as police brutality and oil spills, and has worked with adidas, Guess and Arsenal FC.