84% matchWasted Paris
Same skate-and-90s-nostalgia graphic tee formula, Paris side
What changes: Slightly higher European pricing and darker palette
Brand profile
Jakarta streetwear label making graphic-heavy tees, sweats and caps rooted in skate, surf and 1990s nostalgia, usually in limited runs.
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Slogan text, altered flag motifs and retro illustration do the work, drawing on skateboarding, surf, music and 1990s nostalgia across tees and crewnecks.
Collections drop in limited quantities, and past pieces turn up on resale platforms such as SNKRDUNK rather than staying in stock.
Fits are loose and gender-neutral — the Spring/Summer 2020 "Better Days" line pushed further into comfort-driven silhouettes — at accessible price points.
84% matchSame skate-and-90s-nostalgia graphic tee formula, Paris side
What changes: Slightly higher European pricing and darker palette
78% matchCalifornia skate-rooted mascot and slogan graphics
What changes: Bigger, longer-established brand with broader range and price
74% matchHumor-first slogan prints on boxy tees and hoodies
What changes: Leans party/LA-lifestyle humor over surf-skate nostalgia
72% matchBlunt text graphics on unisex tees, hats and totes
What changes: Less skate/surf heritage, more one-liner novelty
Paradise Youth Club is a Jakarta-based streetwear label founded in 2015. It produces graphic-led t-shirts, crewneck sweatshirts, jackets, trousers, caps and tote bags, typically in limited runs. Collections pull from skateboarding, surf culture, music and 1990s nostalgia, using slogan text, retro illustration and boxy unisex cuts. Early drops such as "The United States of Paradise" used altered flag motifs and message-based prints; Spring/Summer 2020's "Better Days" leaned on looser, comfort-driven silhouettes. The brand has worked on outside collaborations, including a Casio G-Shock project, and resells on platforms such as SNKRDUNK.