74% matchJulius
Layered dark drape and drop-crotch cuts, Tokyo-side
What changes: Far higher price, industrial Japanese fabrics over hand-dyed organics
Brand profile
London alternative streetwear label making handmade, organic ethno-punk clothing in its own Bali atelier since 1999.
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Founded in 1999 by two travelling friends, the label mixes tribal, psychedelic, punk and post-apocalyptic references into asymmetric hooded tops, layered tunics and drop-crotch trousers.
Everything is cut and sewn by hand in the brand's own Bali workshop from organic and natural fabrics, with offcuts carried over into later collections.
Beyond online, Psylo trades from a Camden Stables Market flagship open since 2007 and a store in Mexico City, at mid-tier rather than designer prices.
74% matchLayered dark drape and drop-crotch cuts, Tokyo-side
What changes: Far higher price, industrial Japanese fabrics over hand-dyed organics
66% matchGoth-punk subculture wardrobe at accessible prices
What changes: Mass-produced, more costume/kawaii than tribal artisan
65% matchHand-treated dark utility with the same drape instinct
What changes: Luxury pricing, technical sport rather than tribal references
62% matchAnatomical cuts, muted natural palette, artisanal runs
What changes: Minimal and refined; no punk or psychedelic motifs
Psylo is a London-based alternative streetwear label founded in 1999 by two travelling friends, blending tribal, punk, psychedelic and post-apocalyptic references into what it calls ethno-punk style. Garments are cut and sewn by hand in the brand's own Bali atelier using organic and natural fabrics, with offcuts reused across collections under a zero-waste approach. Signatures include asymmetric hooded tops, layered tunics, drop-crotch and utility trousers, and dyed knitwear. It retails online, from a Camden Stables Market flagship opened in 2007, and a Mexico City store, plus a collaboration with artist Luke Brown.