Brand profile

Too Fast

American goth and punk clothing label founded in 2004 by Maureen Keough, known for horror and rockabilly graphic prints; closed in 2025.

PittsburghOrigin

UnisexFocus

Punk / Grunge / GothStyle

$$Price

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What to know about Too Fast

Closed in 2025, deadstock only

The label announced its shutdown in 2025 after roughly two decades, so anything you find now is leftover stock through third-party alternative retailers.

Screen prints did the talking

Graphic tees anchored the range, with artwork pulling from punk rock, rockabilly, Kustom Kultur, horror film and pin-up imagery.

Wider range than the tees suggest

Beyond graphics it covered hoodies, babydoll and swing dresses, swimwear, leggings, accessories and horror-themed housewares at accessible prices.

Known forT-shirts & graphic tees

StylePunk / Grunge / Goth Y2K Streetwear

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$$Rockabilly horrorNew York City, United States

Same rockabilly, pin-up and horror-kitsch print world

What changes: Broader retro homeware/novelty range and still trading

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Iron Fist

$$Goth platformsSan Diego, United States

Skulls, gore and tattoo-flash graphics plus platforms

What changes: Footwear-led rather than tees and dresses

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Jawbreaker Clothing

$$Gothic dressesLondon, United Kingdom

UK take on punk-goth womenswear with print-heavy dresses

What changes: More Victorian/steampunk than horror or rockabilly

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Occult-leaning goth basics, slicker and better distributed

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Brand facts

Too Fast was an American alternative clothing label started in 2004 as a DIY operation by Maureen Keough, selling direct-to-consumer online and wholesale to goth and punk boutiques. Its range covered graphic tees, hoodies, babydoll and swing dresses, swimwear, leggings, accessories and horror-themed housewares, built on screen prints drawing from punk rock, rockabilly, Kustom Kultur, horror film and pin-up imagery. The brand announced it had shut down in 2025 after roughly two decades; deadstock still circulates through third-party alternative retailers such as Cats Like Us.

Founded: 2004
Origin: Pittsburgh, United States
Made in: USA, Asia
Price: $$
Focus: Unisex
Facts checked: August 2026
Styles: Punk / Grunge / Goth, Y2K, Streetwear

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