84% matchADER-error
Unisex oversized streetwear with a distorted-logo art edge
What changes: Bigger budget, retail network and more polished merchandising
Brand profile
Manila independent label from Pat Bondoc and Rik Rasos, making deconstructed, gender-neutral streetwear rooted in pop culture and the city's underground scene.
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Graphics and motifs come from pop culture and Manila's underground music and club scene, which is what separates the hoodies and tees from generic streetwear.
Founders Pat Bondoc and Rik Rasos build layered shirting, outerwear and knitwear as largely unisex pieces, closer to contemporary fashion than to standard street labels.
The duo also run a diffusion line made in small batches with artisanal methods and more sustainable materials, so output varies in scale and price.
84% matchUnisex oversized streetwear with a distorted-logo art edge
What changes: Bigger budget, retail network and more polished merchandising
80% matchGenderless design tied to a club and community scene
What changes: Accessory-led hype cycle rather than layered garment-making
75% matchNarrative, collaged collections straddling street and runway
What changes: Higher price, more formal fashion-week positioning
73% matchDeconstructed layering pushed toward tailoring
What changes: Sharper tailored vocabulary, less graphic pop culture
Proudrace is an independent Manila label founded by Pat Bondoc and Rik Rasos. Its work centers on deconstructed, largely gender-neutral garments — layered shirting, outerwear, hoodies and knitwear — with graphics and motifs drawn from pop culture and Manila's underground music and club scene. The duo also run a diffusion line built on artisanal, small-batch production and more sustainable materials. The label positions itself between streetwear and contemporary fashion, and has been covered internationally by Vogue Italia and Highsnobiety.