87% matchHypland
Anime graphics on hoodies and tees, drop-driven
What changes: Uses official licenses and louder all-over prints, not original minimal art
Brand profile
Vancouver streetwear label making minimalist, anime-inspired hoodies, tees and accessories with original artist graphics, produced locally in British Columbia.

Graphics are commissioned from featured artists and reference anime and manga culture in the abstract, so you won't find official character prints from specific series.
The house formula is restrained colour with a small chest graphic and a large back print, closer to skate-graphic streetwear than loud otaku merch.
The brand states its garments are ethically produced and manufactured in BC, and distribution runs from its own drop-based webstore to mall retailer Zumiez.
87% matchAnime graphics on hoodies and tees, drop-driven
What changes: Uses official licenses and louder all-over prints, not original minimal art
83% matchAnime references sized down to everyday basics
What changes: Officially licensed IP rather than original artist work
68% matchArtist-led, playful otaku-adjacent knitwear and fleece
What changes: Bright colorblocked pastels instead of muted print-led pieces
66% matchConstant character and manga collab capsules
What changes: Big retail casualwear range, broader than a small print label
Animebae is a Vancouver, British Columbia streetwear label built around minimalist, anime-inspired graphics rather than licensed characters. The team works with featured artists on original artwork applied to hoodies, crewnecks, tees, headwear and accessories, and states its garments are ethically produced and manufactured in British Columbia. Output leans on muted palettes, small chest hits and large back prints referencing anime and manga culture, with occasional AR-activated stickers and drop-based releases. Beyond its own webstore, the brand is carried in North America by mall retailer Zumiez.