74% matchAlternative Apparel
Soft washed eco-fleece and tee loungewear, no mantras
What changes: Blanks-driven wholesale basics rather than graphic-led retail brand
Brand profile
Yoga-rooted activewear and loungewear label known for mantra-graphic fleece, tees and leggings, majority-owned by Unified Commerce Group since 2023.
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The product is largely word-based: "Grateful" and "Namaste" prints on fleece sweatshirts, cropped tees, tanks, leggings and sports bras.
Started in Arizona by yoga teachers Vanessa Lee and Ian Lopatin selling studio t-shirts, it now runs 200-plus wholesale accounts and a Victoria's Secret PINK partnership.
The line was built for women first; a men's range only arrived in 2022, so tees and hoodies carry most of the men's assortment.
74% matchSoft washed eco-fleece and tee loungewear, no mantras
What changes: Blanks-driven wholesale basics rather than graphic-led retail brand
72% matchMinimal LA activewear without the slogan graphics
What changes: Seasonless quiet design, no mantra prints or fleece focus
70% matchGarment-dyed US-made cotton basics with the same soft hand
What changes: Fashion basics and denim, no yoga or wellness angle
68% matchGraphic-print, low-impact essentials with a womenswear lean
What changes: Archive-collage art prints instead of mantra typography
Spiritual Gangster makes yoga-inspired activewear and loungewear built on mantra graphics such as "Grateful" and "Namaste", printed on fleece sweatshirts, cropped tees, tanks, leggings and sports bras. Yoga teachers Vanessa Lee and Ian Lopatin started it with studio t-shirts in Arizona; a men's line followed in 2022, alongside 200-plus wholesale accounts and a Victoria's Secret PINK partnership. Unified Commerce Group, owner of Frank And Oak, bought a majority stake in December 2023, installing Lambros Piscopos as CEO. Sales fund meal donations via Feeding America.