82% matchPaterson Tennis
Founder-run skate label mining 90s sport nostalgia
What changes: Tennis/heritage-sport references rather than baggy denim and soccer jerseys
Brand profile
American skate-rooted streetwear label by Zach "Nastybev", making 90s-style baggy denim, soccer jerseys, workwear shirts and graphic tees in small drops.
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Founded in 2022 by Zach, known online as Nastybev, it runs direct through digits238.com on small Instagram-announced drops rather than wholesale.
The wardrobe leans heavyweight baggy denim, soccer-style jerseys, workwear shirting and mascot graphic tees, drawn from the founder's skateboarding background.
Jeans sit near $100 and tees well below, but the ROBO denim runs are small enough that sold-out pieces resurface on Grailed, Depop and Poshmark.
82% matchFounder-run skate label mining 90s sport nostalgia
What changes: Tennis/heritage-sport references rather than baggy denim and soccer jerseys
74% matchSport-jersey nostalgia with graffiti and team graphics
What changes: Baseball/run-club angle, NY-Tokyo hype pricing
62% matchSurf-skate-art heritage, broader mall availability
What changes: Big corporate-owned range, slimmer non-90s fits
60% matchDrop-driven sportswear staples with cult resale
What changes: Amsterdam sneaker-culture positioning, higher prices
Digits238 is an independent American streetwear label founded by Zach, known online as Nastybev. Rooted in his skateboarding background, it builds a 1990s-leaning wardrobe of heavyweight baggy denim, including limited-run ROBO jeans, soccer-style jerseys, workwear shirting and graphic mascot tees. The label sells direct through digits238.com and promotes small Instagram-driven drops, with sold-out pieces resold on Grailed, Depop and Poshmark. Pricing stays accessible, with jeans near $100 and tees well below that. It remains a small, creator-run operation with no reported outside ownership.