80% matchBene Culture
Graphic tees and hoodies from a scene-built local shop
What changes: Smaller UK indie scale, no tailoring or footwear extensions
Brand profile
Spanish streetwear brand founded in 2017, built on drop-based capsule collections of graphic tees and hoodies and rapid retail expansion.
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An online accessory line in 2017 became graphic tees and hoodies, and now covers knitwear, polos, button-downs and loafers, plus a McDonald's collaboration.
Collections arrive as periodic drops rather than spring/autumn deliveries, so availability is short and the range shifts between releases.
The minimalist, occasionally avant-garde design sits at lower-mid pricing, which helped fuel 33 million euros of 2025 revenue and stores in Madrid, Barcelona and London.
80% matchGraphic tees and hoodies from a scene-built local shop
What changes: Smaller UK indie scale, no tailoring or footwear extensions
70% matchSkate-rooted 90s streetwear with the same drop rhythm
What changes: Hardgoods and skate authenticity over polos and loafers
60% matchAlso Spanish-made, but numbered seasonless series
What changes: Far higher price and stripped minimal luxury, not graphics
60% matchSame accessible price ceiling, plain-basics side of the closet
What changes: No graphics, logos or drop hype; quiet DTC essentials
EME Studios is a Spanish streetwear label founded in 2017 by Conra Martínez and Gabriel Morón, which started online with sunglasses cords before shifting to graphic tees and hoodies. Collections now run as periodic capsule drops spanning polos, button-downs and loafers, alongside a McDonald's collaboration. Revenue hit 33 million euros in 2025, up roughly 175 percent, funding stores in Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona, a New York pop-up, a first international store in London's Soho, and a 2026 womenswear launch.