82% matchX-Girl
90s-rooted girls' graphic tees with the same slouchy fit
What changes: Skate/riot-girl edge and Japanese production rather than sunny LA lounge
Brand profile
Los Angeles label known for retro-inspired graphic tees, soft fleece sweatshirts and loungewear, now owned by manufacturer FAM Brands.
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The line is women's: graphic tees, fleece sweatshirts and loungewear in worn-in fabrics, extended into swim, denim and sunglasses.
Design leans on slogan graphics and 1970s and 1990s Californian imagery, pushed further by heavily styled campaign photography.
The original company halted operations and closed its stores; manufacturer FAM Brands bought the trademarks in 2019 and now runs it mainly direct-to-consumer online.
82% match90s-rooted girls' graphic tees with the same slouchy fit
What changes: Skate/riot-girl edge and Japanese production rather than sunny LA lounge
73% matchSame festival-girl vintage wash, denim-led instead of fleece
What changes: Built on destroyed denim shorts, not loungewear and slogan prints
70% matchSlogan-print tee formula with internet-era irony
What changes: Ironic, meme-driven messaging vs retro-nostalgic Californiana
66% matchYoung statement knits and customised denim, louder attitude
What changes: UK club aesthetic, more embellishment, less soft loungewear
Wildfox is a Los Angeles womenswear label founded by Kimberly Gordon, Emily Faulstich and Jimmy Sommers, built on retro-referencing graphic tees, fleece sweatshirts and loungewear in soft, worn-in fabrics, plus swim, denim and sunglasses. Its output leans on slogan prints, 1970s and 1990s Californian imagery and heavily styled campaign photography. After the original company halted operations and closed its stores, manufacturer FAM Brands bought the trademarks and intellectual property in a 2019 deal and continues to run the label, which now sells mainly direct-to-consumer online.