Streetwear

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• Ako   (www.ako.maori.nz)

  Ako are proud of their Maori language and want to get it out on the street for everyone to celebrate! Their tees showcase Maori words, phrases and concepts that can be taken from the boardroom to the beach.

• Amazon Surf   (www.amazonsurf.co.nz)

  Get all the hottest surf and streetwear labels from Amazon Surf shop, with stores located in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

• Apple Streetwear   (www.applestreetwear.co.nz)

  A clothing store in Kerikeri, Northland, selling the streetwear label Fourfontaine. Purchase items online or visit their store.

• Bronz Streetwear   (www.bronz.co.nz)

  A unisex New Zealand made streetwear brand producing t-shirts that feature contemporary New Zealand prints. Shop online in New Zealand and around the world.

• Buxton Square   (www.buxtonsquare.co.nz)

  Casual clothing that is designed to take you from the trail to the street. Whether you are tearing up a trail or enjoying a drink at the end of a great day, Buxton Square's unique designs make you look good while playing with your toys.

• Central Board Supply   (www.cbswanaka.co.nz)

  Wanaka based clothing store with skate and snowboard hire.

• Closet   (www.closet.co.nz)

  Selling merchandise for bands and artists and aiming to be a one stop shop for all band and music merchandise.

• Comrades Army Surplus   (www.comrades.co.nz)

  Provider of army surplus, replica weapons, camo clothing and netting.

• Cosmic Corner   (www.cosmiccorner.co.nz)

  A funkstore, selling herbal highs, clothing, accessories and more.

• Crowded Elevator   (www.crowdedelevator.co.nz)

  A range of funky, designer tees, printed with distinctive images and available through Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch stores.

• Dark Knight Desires   (www.darkknightdesires.com)

  Supply gothic, punk, alternative and exotic footwear and accessories to New Zealanders who are looking for clothing with a difference.

• djstation   (www.djstation.co.nz)

  An urban streetwear, club, rave and dance clothing store in Auckland.

• DOOSH   (www.doo.sh)

  Check out the latest catalogue of funky DOOSH streetwear, sold through stores nationwide.

• Ethcs Aotearoa Clothing   (www.ethcs.co.nz)

  A group of New Zealand born clothing designers, creating clothes that reflect their Aotearoa roots and culture. View their range of tees and hoodies for girls and guys online.

• Eversion Clothing   (www.eversion.co.nz)

  A range of surf, skate and street clothing, designed in Australia and New Zealand.

• Eyeball Kicks   (www.eyeballkicks.com)

  A store in downtown Wellington, offering a potent and addictive cocktail of lowbrow, pop and tattoo art, kustom kulture, pin-up and tiki pop culture. New Zealand's only 'Gallery 'n' Garage' providing you with your fix of limited editions, original art, licensed products and exclusives.

• Federation   (www.federation.co.nz)

  A high profile designer streetwear label that shows its 'Kiwiness' with pride, humour and confidence.

• Fin Clothing   (www.fin-clothing.co.nz)

  Designed, made and sold exclusively in Wellington. Fin's designs combine elements of form, structure and simplicity to create a clothing range that is versatile and comfortable. They have created pants for every lifestyle, available by mail-order and through their retail store.

• Flow Clothing   (www.flowclothing.co.nz)

  Flow Clothing is all about locally designed and printed t-shirts and hoodies, with funky New Zealand designs on quality clothing.

• Fourfontaine   (www.fourfontaineonline.com)

  Armour for the youth: Fourfontaine is a New Zealand streetwear label. This is their online shopping portal, with international shipping available.

• Frizk   (www.frizk.com)

  Frizk is a home-grown New Zealand street wear label, boasting a quirky line of wicked clothing.

• Gag Raglan   (www.gagraglan.com)

  Selling a range of surfboards, skateboards and hardware, along with skate clothing, footwear and many accessories.

• Groovestar Boardwear   (www.groovstar.co.nz)

  A snowboarding clothing company located in Auckland City.

• Halfpast Streetwear   (www.halfpast.co.nz)

  Halfpast Streetwear is not just a brand, it's a way of life. A shirt should look good, but it should also make a statement about the person wearing the shirt.

• Huffer   (www.huffer.co.nz)

  Casual clothing brand, sold at retailers throughout New Zealand and also in Australia, Japan, Switzerland and Germany.