Unif Clothing is a trendsetting online fashion boutique renowned for its edgy, street-style aesthetic and retro-inspired designs. This eCommerce store offers a diverse array of clothing and accessories, appealing to the fashion-forward individual seeking to make a bold statement. Unif Clothing stands out with its unique blend of grunge, punk, and pastel goth influences, showcasing an eclectic collection of high-quality apparel that includes everything from distressed denim and graphic tees to eye-catching dresses and outerwear.  Sustainability is at the core of the brand's ethos, with a commitment to ethical production practices and reducing environmental impact. Unif Clothing targets style-conscious consumers who value both the origin and the statement of their attire. By offering limited-run pieces and a seamless online shopping experience, the store establishes an exclusive and cult-like following. With its global shipping capabilities, Unif Clothing has become a destination for shoppers searching for contemporary, daring, and distinctive fashion that breaks the mold.

UNIF Clothing is committed to providing fashion forward unisex clothing that is both modern and timeless. With a robust product range that includes everything from Tees to Tops, Dresses, Bottoms, and shoes like Oxfords, Platforms, and Mary Janes, UNIF is about creating, displaying, and dressing unique identities. Their heritage of inclusive and international pop-culture centric collections ensure that every piece from USIF has a story to tell and a state of style that speaks volumes. The brand values self-expression and creativity, and it is reflected in their community-oriented marketing, featuring customers and fans as their models. Their website is engaging and product-centric, demonstrating that UNIF's offerings don't just end with the phodographic, but span an entire wniptos of cultural and communicative experiences.

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UNIF offers a distinctive collection of trend-setting unisex clothing, shoes, and accessories. With a focus on street-smart aesthetics, UNIF is your go-to destination for effortlessly cool and compulsively contemporary fashion.

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The Hash Pant is a straight-leg pant in a sturdy midweight hemp/organic cotton blend. Hand-constructed in Los Angeles, these pants feature four pockets including two welt pockets in the back, metal zip fly, and hook waist closure. We took time to source a midweight organic material that will wear and age nicely. Waist is true to size, and all pants have a 29" inseam and 10.5" rise. Runs in US Mens Sizing Made in Los Angeles SKU: UMP-1027

Hash Pant Male

The appliqué is adapted from Allen Jones' painting 'Sheer Magic' from 1967. The artist is photographed wearing an identical sweater, alongside a blond model, in his studio, c.1970-71. A series of Ritva Man artist sweaters are photographed in British Vogue, December 1971, with this design modeled by Murray Salem, 21, an actor from Cleveland, Ohio. Julie Christie is photographed modelling the design in the London Observer, November 1971. "Ritva and Mike Ross were part of the vibrant art, fashion and music scene of ‘60s and ‘70s London and they produced some of the most innovative knitwear of the period. Mike settled there after leaving the USA, attended a non-diploma course at the RCA in 1963-4, while Ritva came from Helsinki, and went to the London School of Printing. She later became a model, and worked at Jane & Jane where Jean Muir was the designer. Ritva started her self-named company with Mike Ross in 1966, wholesaling to boutiques such as Annacat, Browns, and Countdown on the Kings Road. Ritva, a self-taught knitter, designed and made samples of women's and children's wear. Her body-hugging garments included mini-dresses, skirts and even jumpsuits and her work was featured in magazines such as Nova, Harpers & Queen, and Life. Ritva knitwear used a variety of stitches including crochet, and different yarns: wool, silk, acrylic, in a range of colours. These were imported from France where they were produced in richer colours than those available in Britain. Outworkers knitted the garments using domestic knitting machines, and all were hand-finished in the Ritva workroom. Mike began ‘The Ritva Man’ label in 1969, designing sweaters for his Hyde Park baseball team of American ex-pats. These ‘Home Run’ and ‘Strike Zone’ sweaters included appliquéd motifs, and lower sleeves of a different colour, inspired by the layered shirts worn by baseball players. After an article by Molly Parkin of The Times, the sweaters became fashion items in men’s boutiques like Blades and Michael John. In 1971 Mike Ross asked artists Elizabeth Frink, David Hockney, Patrick Hughes and Allen Jones to design motifs for the first limited edition 'Artist Collection'. The sweaters incorporated an embroidered appliqué, translated from the original design under the guidance and approval of each artist in collaboration with Mike Ross. The sweaters were expensive at £40, or £782 today (based on average earnings, see www.measuringworth.com, accessed 20.7.12). Perspex box frames were also available so sweaters could be displayed when not being worn. Mike Ross worked with four other artists - Patrick Caulfield, Antony Donaldson, Ken Price and Richard Smith - to produce a second series in 1972, the same year that the Ritva shop opened at 8 Hollywood Road, off Fulham Road. Mike Ross’s film and record business contacts lead to many sweater designs for films such as Clockwork Orange (1971) and The Shining (1980). The Rolling Stones, Simon and Garfunkel and The Doobie Brothers all had Ritva sweaters made in support of album tours. Although these were designed primarily as menswear, they had unisex appeal and were ordered and worn by celebrities such as Brit Eckland, Raquel Welch and John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The company closed in 1980"- The Victoria & Albert Museum. The museum has an identical example within its collection, accession no. CIRC.183-1972 Measurements: Pit to pit: 18” HPS: 27.5" Sleeve Length: 18" High Point Shoulder (HPS) is measured from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem of the shirt ALL SALES ARE FINAL SKU: VINT-0058

Vintage Ritva Man by Allen Jones 'Sheer Magic' Sweater, 1971 Male

Vintage Jesus is a Black Man Tee. Measurements: Pit to Pit: 21” HPS: 28” High Point Shoulder (HPS) is measured from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem of the shirt ALL SALES ARE FINAL SKU: VINT-0116

Vintage Jesus is a Black Man Tee Male

Now available for pre-order, the UNIF Men's Hellraiser is back. Pre-ordering guarantees you first dibs on a limited edition re-run of this cult-classic slip-on. Leather slip-on completely covered in metal spikes. This style is sized in US men's sizing and fits true to size. Customers with a 1/2 size are encouraged to size up to the nearest whole size. Please not the leather upper will stretch a little with wear. 100% leather upper, rubber sole, and spikes all over.