Wholesale Streetwear Clothing: Streetwear Supplier Directory
Wholesale streetwear — hoodies, graphic tees, cargos and urban fashion for retailers.
Streetwear grew out of skate, hip-hop and sneaker culture into a core category of men's and young women's fashion: heavyweight tees, hoodies, cargo pants, graphic prints and workwear-inspired pieces sold as everyday uniform. Buyers search for it under the streetwear name, and specialist suppliers have organized around it. The directory below collects streetwear wholesalers and the blank suppliers whose heavyweight garments streetwear brands print on, alongside the urban and activewear pages elsewhere in this section.
Streetwear Guides and Resources
Steal Deal
Steal Deal : Steal Deal is a wholesale men's streetwear distributor supplying graphic tees, hoodies, cargo pants, denim and urban fashion to retailers nationwide since 2002. Location: Los Angeles, CA.
Wholesale7
Wholesale7 : Wholesale7 is a B2B online wholesale clothing vendor carrying trend and streetwear-inspired lines, including hoodies, graphic tops and urban styles, for boutiques worldwide.
Shaka Wear
Shaka Wear : Shaka Wear makes premium streetwear and wholesale blanks, including heavyweight tees and hoodies widely used by streetwear brands and print shops.
Zuni Sportswear
Zuni Sportswear : Zuni Sportswear supplies wholesale streetwear in bulk, including hoodies, sweatshirts, oversized tees and jackets designed for resale, branding and custom printing.
TZ Streetwear
TZ Streetwear : TZ Streetwear is a streetwear manufacturer offering low-minimum custom production, helping new and established brands start and grow their own streetwear lines.
Pro Club
Pro Club : Pro Club is a wholesale apparel brand known for heavyweight tees, fleece and basics that are staples of West Coast streetwear, sold to retailers and resellers.
Mughal Apparel
Mughal Apparel : Mughal Apparel manufactures custom and private-label streetwear for United States brands, including heavyweight hoodies and premium tees, with a 50-piece minimum.
What Counts as Streetwear at Wholesale
The wholesale streetwear assortment is narrower than fashion's. It starts with fleece - pullover and zip hoodies, crewnecks and sweatpants in heavyweight fabrics - and graphic tees, the category's print canvas. Cargos and relaxed denim carry the bottom half, and headwear and beanies finish the rack. Fit runs oversized and boxy by design; a streetwear buyer's size curve and fabric weights differ from a contemporary buyer's, and the specialist suppliers in the listings stock to that pattern.
Two kinds of suppliers serve the category. Finished-goods wholesalers sell complete, branded or unbranded styles ready for the rack. Blank suppliers sell the heavyweight tees and fleece that independent labels print their own graphics on - several appear in both this directory and the hoodies directory, because fleece is where the two businesses meet.
Buying Streetwear: Drops, Graphics and Blanks
Streetwear sells in drops, not seasons: a small run of graphics released together, marketed as limited, and gone. Wholesale buyers mirror the rhythm with smaller, more frequent orders instead of two big seasonal buys, and graphic rights matter - buy finished graphics only from suppliers who own or license the artwork, and keep the paperwork.
Stores building their own label on blanks should weigh fabric before price: the heavyweight, structured blanks in the listings cost more per piece and are precisely what the customer is paying for. A thin tee with a great graphic reads as merchandise; a heavy one reads as the brand.
Common Questions
What is the difference between streetwear and urban clothing in wholesale catalogs?
They are largely the same merchandise under two generations of vocabulary. Older wholesale catalogs file these styles as urban; current suppliers and buyers search streetwear. Apparel Search keeps both: this page for streetwear suppliers, and urban pages under men's and women's sportswear.
Do streetwear wholesalers sell blanks for printing?
Yes - heavyweight tees, hoodies and fleece blanks are a major part of the streetwear supply business, sold to brands and print shops. Several suppliers in the listings are blank specialists.
How do streetwear minimums compare with regular wholesale?
Finished-goods streetwear wholesalers typically sell by the pack or case like other apparel wholesalers, while custom and private-label streetwear production starts at low hundreds of pieces - one supplier in the listings starts custom runs at 50 pieces.