90% matchTrapstar
London rap-rooted logo tracksuits and puffers
What changes: Higher price, hype-drop scarcity rather than JD-wide distribution
Brand profile
British streetwear brand from Birmingham making logo-driven hoodies and tracksuits, majority-owned by Iconix International since 2023.
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The core is logo-heavy hoodies, joggers and full tracksuits, plus tees, utility vests and caps — built for matching sets rather than standalone pieces.
Founded in Birmingham in 2014 by Jay Williams with £200 and 30 printed tees, the brand grew through close ties to UK rap and drill scenes.
JD Sports and Footasylum push it through roughly 1,000 doors, and Iconix took a majority stake in 2023 — this is mass-market streetwear, not limited-run.
90% matchLondon rap-rooted logo tracksuits and puffers
What changes: Higher price, hype-drop scarcity rather than JD-wide distribution
78% matchFlashier rhinestone graphics on the same hoodie base
What changes: Limited drops and embellishment over everyday tracksuit staples
70% matchUK football heritage behind the same drill-top look
What changes: Sport-licensed kit brand, not a logo streetwear label
68% matchLogo-tape tracksuits with Italian sportswear heritage
What changes: Retro sports archive rather than current UK rap culture
Hoodrich is a British streetwear label founded in Birmingham in 2014 by Jay Williams, who started with £200 and 30 printed tees sold from his car. The range centres on logo-heavy hoodies, tracksuits, tees, utility vests and caps built around the "From Nothing to Something" mantra, with strong ties to UK rap and drill. JD Sports and Footasylum drive wholesale distribution across roughly 1,000 doors. Iconix International acquired a majority stake in November 2023, with Williams retaining a minority holding and Batra Group running operations.