85% matchPLEASURES
Punk/90s music graphics with the same cheeky LA indie tone
What changes: More music-licensing and fashion-collab driven, less accessory/pin focus
Brand profile
Independent Los Angeles streetwear and accessories label known for irreverent, vintage-inspired graphics, pins, jewelry and Playboy and Hustler collaborations.
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Matt Wenz launched the label in 2012 with a single "Best Wishes" key charm, and accessories — pins, jewelry, keychains — still sit alongside the tees and fleece.
Graphics lean on vintage-inspired design and tongue-in-cheek humor, often with swearing, rather than logo minimalism.
Playboy, Hustler and Death Row Records partnerships place it in skate and streetwear boutiques like Bodega and Kingswell at accessible prices.
85% matchPunk/90s music graphics with the same cheeky LA indie tone
What changes: More music-licensing and fashion-collab driven, less accessory/pin focus
78% matchJoke-driven cartoon graphics on tees, caps and oddball goods
What changes: Core skate hardgoods brand, NYC downtown humor rather than LA vintage
74% matchFounder-run LA skate label heavy on logo goods and hardware
What changes: Bigger skate-team footprint and hat/accessory volume
72% matchSame LA price tier, motif-heavy tees and hoodies
What changes: Luxury-logo hip-hop styling instead of vintage humor
Good Worth & Co. is an independent American streetwear label founded by product designer Matt Wenz, who worked in skate and streetwear for nearly a decade before launching the brand around a single "Best Wishes" key charm. It has since grown into a full lifestyle line of graphic tees, fleece, caps, pins, jewelry, keychains and home goods built on vintage-inspired design, tongue-in-cheek humor and occasional profanity. Collaborations include Playboy, Hustler and Death Row Records. Distribution runs through skate and streetwear boutiques such as Bodega, Kingswell and Iron & Resin.