88% matchBlack Craft Cult
Occult-graphic goth streetwear, same satanic iconography
What changes: Graphic tees and hoodies only, no club wear or footwear
Brand profile
New York goth and industrial label-retailer, born from the 1999 alternative social network, selling dark apparel, footwear, accessories and horror-themed decor.
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Launched in 1999 as an online forum that grew into one of the 2000s' largest alternative communities, then shifted to e-commerce and club events as the forum faded.
Alongside its own occult and horror graphic tees and hoodies, it stocks other alternative labels, plus jewelry and home decor.
Corsets, harnesses, mesh and PVC pieces and platform or combat boots sit next to the tees, tied to the goth and industrial club nights it promotes.
88% matchOccult-graphic goth streetwear, same satanic iconography
What changes: Graphic tees and hoodies only, no club wear or footwear
85% matchHorror-and-goth alt streetwear with scene-band roots
What changes: UK band-founded, more emo/skate cut than PVC club wear
83% matchGoth-grunge tees and dresses, more womenswear-led
What changes: Less club/fetish gear, no boots or decor
82% matchVictorian goth and steampunk take on the same dark closet
What changes: More costume/romantic goth, less industrial club wear
VampireFreaks is a New York gothic and alternative fashion brand and retailer founded in December 1999 by Jet Berelson, who still runs it as CEO. It began as an online forum that became one of the largest alternative social networks of the 2000s; as the community side faded, the business shifted to e-commerce and events. The shop centers on dark streetwear and club wear: occult and horror graphic tees, corsets, harnesses, mesh and PVC pieces, platform and combat boots, jewelry and home decor, alongside stocked alternative labels. It also promotes goth and industrial club nights.