76% matchNEEDLES
Print-heavy 70s leisure shirts, camp collars everywhere
What changes: Japanese Americana rework rather than artist-drawn tropical prints
Brand profile
UK artist-run label making Bali-produced silk and linen shirts covered in psychedelic, mythology-inspired prints.

Endless Joy is a UK-based menswear label founded by artists Alexandra and Stevie Anderson, who describe it as an art project as much as a clothing brand. Collections center on silk and linen camp-collar shirts, relaxed shorts and jacquard jackets carrying the founders' own bespoke prints, which reinterpret Fauvist and Rousseau-style painting through Indonesian mythology and Balinese iconography. Garments are made in small batches in Bali using eco-friendly fabrics and water-based dyes. The label sells direct plus through SSENSE, END., MR PORTER and Browns, and also offers kidswear and homeware.
76% matchPrint-heavy 70s leisure shirts, camp collars everywhere
What changes: Japanese Americana rework rather than artist-drawn tropical prints
72% matchArtisanal small-batch craft with eclectic hand-drawn motifs
What changes: Indigo, boro patchwork and heavier workwear, higher price
70% matchSurf-leaning printed camp shirts with an ethics-first story
What changes: Broader all-season wardrobe, preppy-skate rather than psychedelic
68% matchCustom-developed silks and boxy shirting, art-school angle
What changes: Scandinavian restraint, far fewer all-over prints