82% matchThe Hundreds
LA graphic-tee staple with mascot and heavy collab calendar
What changes: More skate-heritage, less rock/distressed edge
Brand profile
Los Angeles streetwear label known for bold graphic tees and hoodies and frequent licensed pop-culture collaborations, most notably with Marvel.
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The core is T-shirts, hoodies and sweatpants built on bold typographic logos, distressed treatments and rock- and skate-influenced artwork.
Partnerships drive the range, with Marvel the biggest thread — including a Spider-Man collection drawn from vintage comic artwork.
Releases can run through password-protected RoseVault drops on civilclothing.com rather than a standard open launch, so access is limited.
82% matchLA graphic-tee staple with mascot and heavy collab calendar
What changes: More skate-heritage, less rock/distressed edge
78% matchLA logo-hoodie formula with hype-driven drops
What changes: Single-logo minimalism over comic-art licensing
76% matchPunk and music-licensed graphics from the same LA scene
What changes: Cheaper, more underground music references than Marvel IP
72% matchProvocative LA graphics and monogram-led drop model
What changes: Edgier, drop-only sales, no licensed pop culture
Civil Regime is a Los Angeles streetwear label selling through civilclothing.com, known for graphic T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants and outerwear carrying bold typographic logos, distressed treatments and rock- and skate-influenced artwork. Licensed pop-culture partnerships are central to the line, especially with Marvel: the brand's largest Marvel project to date is a Spider-Man collection built on vintage comic artwork, with the campaign shot across Queens rooftops, subway platforms, bridges and school hallways, and released via a password-protected RoseVault drop rather than an open launch.