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LA skate label, cartoon-mascot graphics, same price tier
What changes: Sillier mascot-driven humor, no film side
Brand profile
Mikey Alfred's Los Angeles skate company and film studio, known for cursive-logo tees, bold colors and Odd Future-era ties.
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Mikey Alfred's crew shot Odd Future documentaries, co-produced Mid90s and directed 2021's North Hollywood; the tees and hoodies come out of that filmmaking practice.
Most pieces run on one recognizable cursive logo plus saturated color blocking across graphic tees, hoodies, sweats, caps and skate decks.
Prices sit at the accessible end of streetwear and Alfred still owns the company outright, despite past mainstream tie-ins like the 2019 Doritos capsule.
82% matchLA skate label, cartoon-mascot graphics, same price tier
What changes: Sillier mascot-driven humor, no film side
78% matchLA skater-founded, decks plus loud licensed graphics
What changes: Bigger pro-skate team and deck program, anime collabs
74% matchSkate-crew media project turned small clothing line
What changes: Dry NYC in-joke tone, more muted colorways
70% matchBold colorblocking from an LA creator-led label
What changes: Pastel knitwear, no skate roots
Illegal Civilization, or Illegal Civ, is a skate company and film studio started by Mikey Alfred in North Hollywood, Los Angeles. It sells graphic tees, hoodies, sweats, caps and skate decks, usually built around its cursive script logo and saturated color blocking at accessible price points. The crew grew up alongside Odd Future and filmed documentaries on Tyler, the Creator's Wolf and Cherry Bomb; Alfred co-produced Jonah Hill's Mid90s and directed the 2021 skate feature North Hollywood. Past collaborations include a 2019 Doritos capsule. It remains independently owned by Alfred.