88% matchParadise NYC
DIY punk flyer graphics from a skater-artist
What changes: Rooted in skate hardgoods rather than a mascot-led graphic line
Brand profile
Miami-founded, New York-based streetwear label pairing hardcore punk and DIY graphic art with its signature rat mascot.
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Graphics pull from straight-edge punk, DIY show flyers, '90s comics and horror, anchored by a recurring rat mascot across tees, hoodies, caps and workwear.
Art direction has been shaped by former FUCT lead creative JR Ewing, and the label is closely tied to Earl Sweatshirt and the Odd Future circle.
Core printed tees and hoodies sit at accessible prices, but the brand collaborates regularly on footwear with New Balance and sells through SSENSE, Slam Jam and Goodhood.
88% matchDIY punk flyer graphics from a skater-artist
What changes: Rooted in skate hardgoods rather than a mascot-led graphic line
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What changes: Heavier horror/occult tone, less hardcore-scene specific
82% matchPunk and 90s music references, band-merch cadence
What changes: Bigger collab machine and broader cut-and-sew range
76% matchPost-punk and underground comix art direction
What changes: Pricier, wider apparel and footwear program
Stray Rats is a graphic-led streetwear label founded in Miami in 2010 by Julian Consuegra, who later relocated operations to New York. The line draws on hardcore punk, straight-edge culture, DIY flyer art, '90s comics and horror imagery, built around a rat mascot and printed tees, hoodies, caps and workwear. Former FUCT lead creative JR Ewing has shaped its art direction, and the brand is closely associated with Earl Sweatshirt and the Odd Future circle. It collaborates regularly on footwear, notably with New Balance, and sells through SSENSE, Slam Jam and Goodhood.