72% matchOther UK
Vintage-band and rock references, worn-in surfaces
What changes: Leaner leather/rock uniform vs amplified sportswear volumes
Brand profile
Los Angeles label founded in 2019 by ex-YEEZY designer Greg Ross, making washed, vintage-referencing sportswear with amplified shoulders and raw-edge detailing.

Greg Ross launched his own label in Los Angeles in 2019 after working on the YEEZY design team, and the clothes carry that construction-first approach.
Amplified shoulders, engineered washes, raw edges, lacing, padding and knotted detailing turn basic hoodies, sweatpants and outerwear into shaped garments.
Old Southern California references and antique finds drive the palette and surface treatments, with a recurring blue star mark; sold at SSENSE, LN-CC, H. Lorenzo and Farfetch.
72% matchVintage-band and rock references, worn-in surfaces
What changes: Leaner leather/rock uniform vs amplified sportswear volumes
70% matchLA label built on vintage cuts and lived-in washes
What changes: Denim-only focus, womenswear-led
66% matchFaded natural-dye finishes on minimal staples
What changes: Quieter, less designer-streetwear volume
62% matchOversized silhouettes with fabric-led restraint
What changes: Clean Japanese minimalism, no distressing or hardware
Greg Ross is the Los Angeles label founded in 2019 by artist and designer Greg Ross, formerly part of the YEEZY design team. The line covers hoodies, sweatpants, zip tops, tailored outerwear and caps built around amplified shoulders, engineered washes, and raw edges, lacing, padding and knotted detailing. Vintage Southern California references and antique finds inform the palette and surface treatments. A single blue star recurs as the house mark. Pieces sell through SSENSE, LN-CC, H. Lorenzo and Farfetch, mostly in the $150-400 range.