79% matchSSSTUFFF
Collective-run label with joke-led graphic capsules
What changes: Barcelona in-jokes and gimmick construction over illustration prints
Brand profile
Montreal streetwear collective founded in 2015, releasing limited-edition graphic apparel designed with illustrators and visual artists.
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Capsules are built with illustrators and visual artists, and a share of each sale goes back to the contributing artist.
Prints lean on bold illustration, French-language wordplay and local references, including seasonal city-themed drops.
The range stays tight — T-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, caps and totes — released as limited capsules rather than full seasonal collections.
79% matchCollective-run label with joke-led graphic capsules
What changes: Barcelona in-jokes and gimmick construction over illustration prints
73% matchHometown-referencing graphics in repeat small drops
What changes: Boutique-first with US sportswear tone, no artist royalties
71% matchSkate-shop-and-gallery roots feeding art-driven tees
What changes: Skate/gallery culture rather than illustration collabs
VÊTEMENTS LE CARTEL is a Montreal streetwear label founded in 2015 by Pierre Sauvage and run as an artist collective. It builds limited-edition capsules with illustrators and visual artists, printing their work on graphic T-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, caps and tote bags, and returns a share of each sale to the contributing artist. Collections lean on bold illustration, French-language wordplay and Montreal references, including seasonal city-themed drops. The brand sells through its own site, a Montreal retail location on Avenue du Mont-Royal Est, and Canadian stockists.