88% matchAtsuko
Officially licensed anime tees built for everyday wear
What changes: Narrower anime-only focus, no workwear or jerseys
Brand profile
Los Angeles streetwear label by Jordan Bentley, known for licensed anime, gaming and pop-culture graphics on tees, hoodies and jerseys.

Most graphics come from official licenses — Dragon Ball Z, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Hello Kitty, Street Fighter, the NBA and Netflix titles — printed on tees, hoodies, jerseys and workwear.
Jordan Bentley started screen-printing shirts as a teenager in 2010 and still designs the line, which remains Black-owned and based in Los Angeles.
A June 2024 flagship on South San Pedro Street backs the direct-to-consumer site with in-person retail, events and community programming.
88% matchOfficially licensed anime tees built for everyday wear
What changes: Narrower anime-only focus, no workwear or jerseys
78% matchOriginal anime art instead of licensed IP, cleaner minimal
What changes: Smaller indie operation, no licensing deals or retail store
72% matchCreator-founded LA brand with character-license capsules
What changes: Pastel colorblocked knitwear over graphic-tee core
68% matchConstant character and cartoon licensing, HK casualwear angle
What changes: Broader mall-scale basics, less anime-fan specific
Hypland is a Black-owned Los Angeles streetwear label founded by designer Jordan Bentley, who began screen-printing tees as a teenager. The brand builds graphic T-shirts, hoodies, jerseys and workwear around licensed anime, gaming and pop-culture properties, including Dragon Ball Z, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Hello Kitty, Street Fighter, the NBA and Netflix titles. Bentley opened Hypland's first flagship at 200 South San Pedro Street in LA's Little Tokyo in June 2024, pairing the direct-to-consumer web store with retail, events and community programming.