10 Best Weed Clothing Brands in Fashion Right Now

Stoner streetwear and weed clothing is gaining in popularity and is ready to make a big impact on the cannabis fashion world. To no surprise, seeing as public opinion on the kush is changing every day to the better. There is something appealing about the carefree and cool look associated with fashionable stoners.

Marijuana Apparel on the Rise

Thanks to weed being legalized in more places, we definitely see a trend in the cannabis fashion industry and the rise of cannabis apparel brands. Entrepreneurs and celebrities like Berner, Seth Rogen and Snoop Dogg, amongst many others, have long dominated the niche because of celebrity status. However we expect these companies to give them a run for their money. To help you navigate this world we’ve listed some of our favorite cannabis and weed clothing brands on the market right now so you can easily find your next gift for yourself or a stoner friend.

*This list is in no particular order.

Stoner Clothing Brands

This is one of our favorites right now. Describing themselves as a craft cannabis brand they offer a lot of cool "smokewear" in different varieties. Based in California with roots in Seoul, they aim to de-stigmatize the plant through dope clothes.

Valfre

Unique and contemporary stoner artwork on clothes and homegoods? Yes, please. This is the creation of Mexican artist Ilse Valfré who showcases strong female characters in her work. A cannabis lovers dream.

Mongolife

Mongolife has been around since 2015 and is beginning to become a staple in the cannabis and weed clothing community. The shop features funny graphic t-shirts and all-over prints with a weed theme and other clothing and accessories. This is where to get those one-of-a-kind gift ideas for your weed loving friends.

Bored Teenager

If you’ve watched Workaholics this one is for you. This brand was created by Blake Anderson, one of the main characters in the show that heavily revolves around pot smoking. Bored Teenager presents a beautiful collection of clothes in vibrant colors and graphics and some classic tie-dyes and it easily draws you into a chill cannabis vibe. High fashion.

Stigma and Style

Unique and cool stoner brand that caters more to women, but also men. Founded by two millennial friends who were tired of the stigma of marijuana that millennials grew up with. Thankfully this led them to assumably becoming designers and entrepreneurs to start this cool cannabis clothing and marijuana apparel brand. They have some amazing designs to check out.

More weed clothing

Cannabis pot marijuana or weed clothes are trending in stoner fashion and more brands are getting in on the action. New entrepreneurs are appearing every day online, growing these brands from little seeds into key players in the cannabis clothing marketplace. Something we can clearly see, especially on Instagram and even on sites like Etsy and Amazon.

The designs range from shirts with weed leaves printed on them to full-on weed leaf onesies. Some brands even sell joint holders and blunt wraps as part of their weed clothing line. In addition to being stylish, these clothes also make great gift ideas for holidays and birthdays with weed smokers.

Mowgli Surf

If you’re into tie-dye you can’t go wrong with Mowgli Surf who has a beautiful collection of unique hand-made tie-dyes. Everything is ethically made in California. If you enjoy smoking some cannabis on the beach, you will love what Mowgli Surf will help you bring you into 80's California with their unique cannabis fashion. We just wish they had more hoodies.

HUF Worldwide

A legend in the streetwear and skate world, we find HUF Worldwide. Started back in 2002 by famous skater Keith Hufnagel. To show their love for the green they launched the 420 Collection which is well worth a visit. Dress fashionably with cool apparel from Huf.

Cookies

We would be nuts not to feature Cookies, created by the rapper Berner, Cookies has a lot of different styles to offer. It is a big name and a common find in some cannabis communities who swear by the brand. If it's your style, it's worth checking out.Be sure to check out their button-ups for some funky new clothes.

Mister Green

Another brand based out of LA is Mister Green which is known for a more discreet stoner look and calls itself "A friendly shop for high-minded people" suggesting that they also touch on psychedelic fashion, which we don't mind at all.

Letter Shoppe

This creation is what happens when not only do the wearers take drugs, it also looks like the clothes themselves are high. How can we not include this on our list of weed clothing brands. If you've ever thought you were a witch in a previous life, this is the shop for you.

What's trending in cannabis fashion?

Culture is always changing and keeping up to date with what is "in" doesn't really sound like the stoner thing to do, right? Go with the flow and in the end, just wear what you think is comfortable and looks good. But the trends we have been seeing is large and comfortable clothing, with minimalistic design elements or prints. You often see these in pastel colors, tie dyes or just simple black and white.

Stoner clothing for men and women

Long has the stereotype of a stoner been a man, and while that still permeates, more and more women rise up thanks to the cannabis industry. As more people every year gets access to legal weed, we also see more weed related clothing on the streets, whichever the gender may be.

As we can see in the above infographic is that while cannabis users skews male, the difference between females and males isn't that large according to this cannabis study. At the same time, fashion is generally a industry dominated by women, as you can see on the men's and women's sections of department stores.

Shop more cannabis apparel here

If you're looking for a great gift idea, why not get your friends or family members some clothing with the weed-themed prints? You can find more 420 clothing here.

There are a lot of different designs to choose from, so you're sure to find something that everyone will love. Plus, it's a great way to show your support for cannabis legalization!