88% matchToo Fast
Horror-kitsch and rockabilly prints on the same dresses
What changes: US-based, more pinup/rockabilly than steampunk
Brand profile
London alternative label founded in 2011, making punk, Victorian gothic and steampunk-influenced womenswear built around original graphic prints.
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The line centres on printed tie-back and mesh tops, skater and pinafore dresses, tartan skirts and jackets, so unisex tees and hoodies are the main crossover pieces.
Prints are drawn in-house from punk, Victorian gothic, steampunk and horror-kitsch imagery rather than licensed band or film artwork.
Built from the discontinued Living Dead Souls line and grown out of Camden Town trading, it now sells direct online and through alt retailers like Attitude Clothing and Ro Rox.
88% matchHorror-kitsch and rockabilly prints on the same dresses
What changes: US-based, more pinup/rockabilly than steampunk
85% matchOccult-heavy goth wardrobe, slicker and broader
What changes: Bigger range with footwear and homeware, darker occult branding
82% matchUK goth-grunge graphics with a streetwear lean
What changes: More grunge/skate, less Victorian or steampunk
80% matchNovelty horror-kitsch dresses and accessories
What changes: US retro/pinup slant and stronger licensed tie-ins
Jawbreaker is a London alternative clothing label founded in 2011, built from the remnants of the discontinued Living Dead Souls line and rooted in Camden Town's market scene before settling in East London. It focuses on womenswear: printed tie-back and mesh tops, skater and pinafore dresses, tartan skirts, jackets, and novelty bags and backpacks, all using in-house graphics drawing on punk, Victorian gothic, steampunk and horror-kitsch imagery. The brand sells direct online and through alt-fashion retailers including Attitude Clothing, Dark Fashion Clothing and Ro Rox.