78% matchPlant Faced
Activist graphics with an eco/ethical fabric agenda
What changes: Narrower vegan-specific messaging, no cut-and-sew range
Brand profile
Colorado streetwear label founded in 2004 by brothers Mike McCarney and Patrick Liberty, known for message-driven graphic tees and socially conscious collections.
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The first tee, "Free Yourself," showed a puppet cutting its own strings, and the line still runs on spiritual, political and environmental statements.
Mike McCarney and Patrick Liberty started it in Carbondale in 2004 after growing up in Paonia and working in music; a third brother, Shawn, shot the Earth Rights collection.
Pricing sits at the low-to-mid end on hoodies, tees and caps, but it sells through skate and streetwear shops like Shoe Gallery Miami and Politics.
78% matchActivist graphics with an eco/ethical fabric agenda
What changes: Narrower vegan-specific messaging, no cut-and-sew range
75% matchHand-drawn tattoo-and-graffiti graphic tees, indie-run
What changes: Street-art rebellion rather than spiritual/political themes
71% matchBlunt slogan-first graphics on basics
What changes: Punchline slogans over earnest activism
69% matchArtist-run small-batch graphics, headwear-heavy
What changes: Wry lifestyle art, not message-driven politics
Akomplice is a Colorado streetwear label founded in 2004 by brothers Mike McCarney and Patrick Liberty, who started the line out of Carbondale after growing up in Paonia and working in music. Its first design, a "Free Yourself" tee showing a puppet cutting itself from a controlling hand, set the template: graphic T-shirts, hoodies, caps and cut-and-sew pieces carrying spiritual, political and environmental messages. The Earth Rights collection, shot by younger brother Shawn McCarney, addressed fashion's climate impact and shipped with explanatory hangtags. Sold through boutiques including Shoe Gallery Miami, Politics and Leaders 1354.