72% matchHypland
Same licensed anime/gaming graphics, LA drop model
What changes: Skate-fit streetwear cuts, no gym-fit or performance pieces
Brand profile
Los Angeles gym-to-street apparel brand founded in 2014, known for bodybuilding-fit basics, monthly drops and licensed pop-culture capsules.

The core is bodybuilding-cut tees and tanks, oversized hoodies, and cargo joggers and shorts — clothes sized around lifting, then worn out of the gym.
Sold direct-to-consumer on a monthly drop schedule, with capsules licensed from Batman, Superman, Attack on Titan, Yu-Gi-Oh, Gold's Gym, Popeyes and UFC.
The brothers who founded it in 2014 still own it privately, and it reported over $176 million in 2024 revenue before opening a first store at Westfield Topanga.
Overall fit
mixed
Fit varies sharply by product line, with bodybuilding-cut tees hugging the torso while hoodies and outerwear are intentionally oversized.
Tip: Check the specific product line—muscle-fit tops run slim while hoodies run oversized.
Medium confidence · based on 15 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs large | oversized, boxy | Consider your true size or down for a less baggy look since hoodies are designed oversized. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | relaxed with tapered leg (cargo joggers) | Order your usual size; joggers often run long in the inseam for taller athletic builds. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | muscle/athletic fit, fitted through chest and arms | Size up if you want a relaxed fit or aren't lean/muscular, as tees are cut slim through the torso. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
72% matchSame licensed anime/gaming graphics, LA drop model
What changes: Skate-fit streetwear cuts, no gym-fit or performance pieces
66% matchOfficially licensed anime tees and hoodies, wearable daily
What changes: Pure licensing play, no athletic fits or training gear
63% matchLA creator-led label selling heavy fleece via drops
What changes: Pastel colorblock design, no bodybuilding silhouettes
62% matchDrop-based oversized fleece with slogan graphics
What changes: Sentimental text branding, unisex boxy fit, no gymwear
YouthLA varies by piece. Check the specific product line—muscle-fit tops run slim while hoodies run oversized. Fit varies sharply by product line, with bodybuilding-cut tees hugging the torso while hoodies and outerwear are intentionally oversized.
Fit varies sharply by product line, with bodybuilding-cut tees hugging the torso while hoodies and outerwear are intentionally oversized. Overall shape: varies by style; muscle-fit tops vs oversized hoodies.
YouthLA hoodies & sweatshirts runs large. Consider your true size or down for a less baggy look since hoodies are designed oversized. Shape: oversized, boxy.
YouthLA trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your usual size; joggers often run long in the inseam for taller athletic builds. Shape: relaxed with tapered leg (cargo joggers).
YouthLA t-shirts & graphic tees fits slightly small. Size up if you want a relaxed fit or aren't lean/muscular, as tees are cut slim through the torso. Shape: muscle/athletic fit, fitted through chest and arms.
YoungLA is a Los Angeles gym-to-street apparel brand founded in 2014 by brothers Gurmer and Dashmeet "Robby" Chopra, who still privately own it. The range centers on bodybuilding-cut tees and tanks, oversized hoodies, cargo joggers and shorts, sold direct-to-consumer through monthly drops and an influencer-led athlete roster. Licensed capsules include Batman, Superman, Attack on Titan, Yu-Gi-Oh, Gold's Gym, Popeyes and UFC, plus work with rappers YG, Tyga and Lil Baby. The company reported over $176 million in 2024 revenue and opened its first flagship at Westfield Topanga in Los Angeles.