MARKET

MARKET

Why did we include the MARKET brand in the Thestreets store?

MARKET is a type of streetwear that works through ideas and mood, not through persuasion. It sticks in the city when it can be worn repeatedly and it still looks natural, even if the piece has its own signature. The street takes what has character, but at the same time it can be worn normally.

In practice, it often relies on one more prominent piece and the rest goes into simplicity so that the outfit is not crowded. In streetwear, the cut and proportion are decisive, because that is what determines whether you can walk around in it all day without feeling "put on". When the balance is right, the outfit looks relaxed and at the same time has a signature.

How to wear them, what to combine them with?

• for city days when you want one character element and keep the rest clean

• for evening meetings where the outfit looks confident without much noise

• for layering in the transition period when the weather changes and the fit has to work in motion

• with simple trousers so that the top gets space without fighting for the silhouette

• for weekend mode when the outfit is put together quickly, but you don't want to look random

The footwear base is often ordinary sneakers, and when you want to keep the basketball vibe, jordan 1 will naturally fit into the combinations.

What to look out for when buying

When it comes to MARKET, it's wise to consider whether the piece fits your figure and whether it can be worn repeatedly without quickly getting old. A more prominent element can be great, but when the length or volume doesn't fit, the outfit starts to look heavy. It helps to clarify whether it should be the center of the fit, or just a detail to a simple base.

The most common things to look for are:

• whether the shoulder and sleeve fit so that you can move naturally

• how the length and volume work with the pants you normally wear

• whether it can be layered without making the outfit look too much

• how the piece behaves after a day of wearing it, when walking, sitting and moving alternately

• whether it can be combined with a clean base without the need to match the "set"

When it comes to shoes, a basketball-inspired silhouette is often considered, so nike dunk, and when it comes to the top layer for transfers, people often reach for the north face.

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

How to wear it so that it doesn't seem like "too much"?

It works best to have one more pronounced element and keep the rest clean. When the silhouette breathes and there is no overabundance of details, the character remains, but the outfit doesn't seem exaggerated.

Can it also be included in more civilian combinations?

Yes, when you work with the cut and the rest of the outfit remains simple. The striking element then acts as a signature, not a costume.

Practical experience, tips and tricks

With similar streetwear brands, I notice that people make decisions based on a sense of proportion, not on the label. It often looks good in the fitting room, but only after a few steps does it become clear whether the piece is stretching or twisting. The biggest difference is when you leave space around the striking element and leave the rest calm. When it fits, the outfit looks natural even after a whole day in the city.

Who is the MARKET brand for

It suits people who want streetwear with an idea, but still care about wearability. It also makes sense for those who like simple outfits and add one character element that keeps the mood. It works in a city where movement, meetings and transfers alternate without the outfit having to be an event.

MARKET Customer Reviews

Long-term experience and repeated reviews show:

• comfort when wearing, when the cut allows movement and the outfit remains comfortable even after hours

• durability with regular use, when the pieces keep their shape even with frequent rotation

• versatility when combining, when a more expressive element works with a clean base without excess pressure