Brand profile
Metalwood Studio
Los Angeles label by Cole Young reworking 1990s golf style into loose, graphic streetwear for on and off the course.
Los AngelesOrigin
MenswearFocus
StreetwearStyle
$$Price
4 brands like Metalwood Studio like Students Golf, Malbon Golf, Bogey Boys →
What to know about Metalwood Studio
1990s golf, cut loose
The clothes reference late-90s and early-2000s golf: boxy polos, graphic tees, mesh and five-panel caps, knits and outerwear in retro, roomy proportions.
Built by an actual player
Founder Cole Young played Division I golf and designed at Malbon Golf before starting the label in Los Angeles in 2019.
Limited drops, streetwear channels
Releases are small and sold through shops like Feature, Goodhood and Overkill, with a capsule made alongside ball maker Maxfli.
Looks from Metalwood Studio
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Men's Club Building T-Shirt in Black, Size Medium$85
Men's Flyer Hoodie in Black, Size X-Large$219
Men's Mountaineer Crew Sweatshirt in Navy, Size Medium$113
Men's Rorschach T-Shirt in Maroon, Size Large$85
Men's Rorschach T-Shirt in White, Size Large$51
Men's Club Building T-Shirt in Heather Grey, Size Medium$85Shop Metalwood Studio
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If you like Metalwood Studio
90% matchStudents Golf
LA golf-streetwear peer with graphic tees and cut-and-sew
What changes: More skate/publish design lineage, less 90s-golf pastiche
85% matchMalbon Golf
Founder's former employer; streetwear-cut course apparel
What changes: Bigger, more commercial and logo-driven at higher price
82% matchBogey Boys
Vintage-leaning polos and knit vests, retro course styling
What changes: More prep-nostalgic and celebrity-led, less streetwear cut
78% matchWHIM GOLF
Natural-fiber golf clothes styled for everyday wear
What changes: Quieter, craft-led US production over graphics and hype
Brand facts
Metalwood Studio is a Los Angeles golf-and-streetwear label founded by designer and former Division I player Cole Young, who previously worked with Malbon Golf. The brand riffs on 1990s and early-2000s golf culture, with boxy polos, graphic tees, five-panel and mesh caps, knits and outerwear cut in loose, retro proportions that read the same on course and off. Drops are limited and sold through Feature, Goodhood and Overkill, and the studio has collaborated with ball maker Maxfli on a capsule collection.
- Founded
- 2019
- Origin
- Los Angeles, United States
- Made in
- Asia
- Price
- $$
- Focus
- Menswear
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Streetwear, Athleisure / Sportswear, Urban prep / Ivy