How To Make A Grunge Y2K Hoodie Streetwear Design

This indie grungy style of streetwear apparel is super popular right now, and if you are looking to make stellar designs that sell, you can easily do it with Kittl! So we're showing you step-by-step how we setup and design a grungy streetwear style hoodie using screen-printed looking fonts, illustrations, and abstract elements like squiggles and halos. We'll also use some blackletter style fonts to tie the whole design together. Be sure to check out these other helpful details below.👇

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🕰️ Timestamps For This Video:
0:00 Grungy Streetwear Hoodie Design
0:35 Looking At A Grungy Art Reference
1:05 Where To Find Grungy Y2K Illustrations
2:00 Choosing A Grungy Streetwear Font
3:30 Where To Find Vector Halftone Elements
5:50 Where To Put Filler Text In Streetwear
6:30 Creating Small Streetwear Brand Icons
7:30 Making A Simple Streetwear Type Logo
8:00 Adding Grungy Photocopy Texture

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More about this video:
Get ready to create a gritty, streetwear-inspired hoodie design with Kittl! In this video, we'll show you how to use the platform's extensive library of edgy design elements and customizable options to create a hoodie design that stands out from the crowd. Whether you're a fashion designer looking to add a streetwear edge to your collection or a streetwear enthusiast looking to create a one-of-a-kind hoodie, Kittl makes it easy. From selecting the perfect font to adding bold graphic elements, you'll be able to create a hoodie design that truly reflects your personal style. Watch now and see how easy it is to create a grungy streetwear style hoodie design using Kittl

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[Kittldesign]

Do you like this style of design? Are you planning to start streetwear brand selling this style? Let us know!

[AngleandEdge]

Listen. I don’t like and subscribe, hit the bell etc etc on anything. However, this platform is game changing. So I have subscribed!

Now… I like the idea of starting from scratch because the templates sort of put the blinders on, and unintentionally limits creativity in a sense.

This method in the video allows regular people with limited design skills to truly create “unique” designs.

I’m just now starting my brand and this helps immensely and no reliance on freelance designers.

[divtwins]

LOVE THIS! Please add more graphics like the 4 eyed woman!

[soulexhale]

Thanks a lot! I followed along and created the same design! Amazing tutorial! I really like it! I wanted to know your advise on how to conceptualize a design like what you did? Do you have an existing tutorial about it?

[pamelastansbury]

I really love the messy look....Ok, I like sweet stuff..., nature, floral....lol..but I could see using a bit of this style, the grunge in that direction..Most of all... I love the texture!

[missy]

I loved this. I want to know more about the creative process and what inspired this design. Or what inspires creative people in general.

[alisloan]

Nice tutorial looks easier to use than Photoshop!

[thenjchannel]

Do we get commercial use as a free member?

[NOTIMPRESSED]

Is it free to use for commercial use and do I need to pay to use Kittl?

[pamelastansbury]

Question...Could I upload a t-shirt file made on canva and erase the background texture?...I'm not a member yet, but someone in my home also designing will be signing up ..We are newbies...so slowly learning the different sites...thanks four great info!..subscribed..

[Kellycreator]

Really enjoying these tutorials. I’m looking at using grungy styles to create a street wear brand with some political leaning.

[jonhylow]

Hey is there a bulk upload option available maybe with google drive ?That would be really healthy and good. My arm already hurts from uploading manually, so I hope there is a better option available. Couldnt find anything on google so far. Thanks.