76% matchPass~Port
Sydney indie with cult graphic output and local in-jokes
What changes: Skate-hardware led and workwear-leaning rather than club prints
Brand profile
Sydney label born from the Pelvis DJ crew's club-night merch, making bright graphic apparel alongside a record label and party series.
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The label began in 2012 as merchandise for parties thrown by the Pelvis DJ crew in Sydney, and the clothing grew out of that scene rather than a design studio.
Output centres on dense, high-saturation prints referencing dance music and pop culture, applied to T-shirts, hoodies, caps and Pelvelo cycling socks.
Pelvis also runs parties, a record label and film and spatial design work, and its clothing sells internationally through boutiques including P.A.M. and department stores.
76% matchSydney indie with cult graphic output and local in-jokes
What changes: Skate-hardware led and workwear-leaning rather than club prints
72% matchAustralian graphic tees with 90s subculture references
What changes: Skate/denim silhouettes over dance-music print work
70% matchCollective-run label built out of party and youth scene
What changes: Accra scene identity, jerseys over saturated club prints
63% matchOriginal club-and-surf graphic tee blueprint, far bigger
What changes: Global scale and legacy logo pricing, less niche
Pelvis is a Sydney label that began in 2012 as merchandise for club nights thrown by the Pelvis DJ crew, then grew into a full clothing line with a cult following. The project spans parties, a record label (Pelvis Records) and film and spatial design work alongside apparel. Output centres on graphic T-shirts, hoodies, caps and cycling-inspired accessories such as Pelvelo socks, built on dense, high-saturation prints that reference dance music and pop culture. Stocked internationally through boutiques including P.A.M. and department stores.