78% matchPLEASURES
Los Angeles streetwear label turning punk, grunge and '90s subculture nostalgia into graphic apparel and prolific music collaborations.
What changes: Lower price, lighter garments, more collab-driven merch
Brand profile
Los Angeles streetwear label known for hand-drawn skull-and-flame graphics screen-printed locally onto heavyweight tees, hoodies and reworked Americana staples.
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The whole line starts from Warren Lotas's hand-drawn skulls, flames and horror imagery, screen-printed locally in Los Angeles onto heavyweight tees, hoodies and flannels.
The visual language comes from punk, metal and biker subcultures plus reworked Americana, so expect graphic-heavy pieces rather than quiet basics at this price.
Nike sued the label in 2020 over Dunk-derived sneakers and settled; recent work includes a UFC 311 capsule and merch projects for The Weeknd and Bad Bunny.
78% matchLos Angeles streetwear label turning punk, grunge and '90s subculture nostalgia into graphic apparel and prolific music collaborations.
What changes: Lower price, lighter garments, more collab-driven merch
73% matchMetal/hardcore flash art with skulls and gothic type
What changes: European skate framing, cheaper and less handcrafted
72% matchNeighborhood and Warren Lotas both emphasize streetwear aesthetics and boast a boxy, relaxed silhouette.
What changes: Japanese construction focus, higher price, subtler graphics
69% matchBoth brands are edgy streetwear with a colorful palette and focus on bold graphics.
What changes: Smaller, cheaper, no leather or outerwear program
Warren Lotas is a Los Angeles streetwear label built on founder Warren Lotas's hand-drawn artwork, screen-printed locally onto heavyweight T-shirts, hoodies and flannels. Skulls, flames, horror imagery and reworked Americana define the aesthetic, which draws on punk, metal and biker subcultures. The line extends to leather jackets, denim and work pants, sold direct-to-consumer and through select retailers in the US, Europe and Japan. Nike sued the brand in 2020 over Dunk-derived sneakers, and the case settled. Recent output includes a UFC 311 capsule in January 2025 and merch projects for The Weeknd and Bad Bunny.