60% matchMavrans
Print-forward small label, vacation instead of street
What changes: Swim/resort focus and technical recycled fabric story
Brand profile
Mexico City streetwear label founded in 2008 by illustrators Smithe, Dhear and Mike, known for graphic-heavy, small-run tees, shirts and outerwear.
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Smithe, Dhear and Mike started the label in 2008 as illustrators, so the output is dense original artwork on t-shirts, button-downs, hoodies, jackets and caps.
Prints lean on cartoon drawing and Mexican pop-culture references rather than logo branding, which is the main reason people buy the pieces.
Styles are produced a few dozen at a time, and the brand has worked with New Era, Levi's, adidas Originals and Fundación Jumex from its Centro Histórico store.
60% matchPrint-forward small label, vacation instead of street
What changes: Swim/resort focus and technical recycled fabric story
80% matchIndependent graphic tee-and-hoodie label with shop roots
What changes: UK music/city references instead of Mexican pop culture; less illustration-driven
63% matchSmall-run printed shirts, louder colour, no graffiti edge
What changes: Resort-leaning prints and European production, not street graphics
60% matchBold all-over prints pushed into slim tailoring
What changes: Occasionwear retailer at higher price, no artist-led drops
Tony Delfino is a Mexico City streetwear label founded in 2008 by illustrators and graffiti artists Smithe, Dhear and Mike. Collections are built on dense original graphics, cartoon-style prints and Mexican pop-culture references applied to t-shirts, button-downs, hoodies, jackets and caps, produced in short runs of a few dozen pieces per style. The brand operates a store in the Centro Histórico alongside online sales, and has worked with New Era (including a 15th-anniversary capsule in 2023), Levi's, adidas Originals and Fundación Jumex.