84% match10 Deep
NYC hip-hop graphics in the same bold-logo lineage
What changes: Later era, more design-led cut-and-sew than mall-tier basics
Brand profile
Defunct American label known for 1990s hip-hop-influenced streetwear, now found mainly through vintage resale marketplaces.

Interstate is a defunct American clothing label best known for hip-hop-influenced streetwear that circulated widely during the 1990s. Its range centered on everyday pieces — loose-cut jeans and cargo pants, graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts and casual outerwear — carrying the bold logo branding typical of that era's urban sportswear. The label no longer produces collections, runs no official storefront, and has announced no recent ownership change or revival. Garments now circulate almost entirely through secondhand marketplaces such as Grailed, eBay and Depop, where prices remain modest.
84% matchNYC hip-hop graphics in the same bold-logo lineage
What changes: Later era, more design-led cut-and-sew than mall-tier basics
78% matchHeavyweight blanks that defined the same baggy-fit era
What changes: Logo-free blanks program, no graphic or fashion output
76% matchRebuilds 1990s oversized fleece and baggy denim in-season
What changes: Skate-rooted and currently in production, not resale-only
72% matchSurviving pillar of the same 90s logo-tee streetwear wave
What changes: Surf-rooted origin, still global and steadily priced up