I’ll never forget the day I first stumbled across Broken Planet Market. I was deep into streetwear already — my wardrobe already boasted Corteiz cargos, my old Supreme box logo, and an ever-growing stack of hype tees and skate decks. But as much as I loved those giants, I was craving something raw, unpredictable, and real. That’s when Broken Planet showed up — and flipped my idea of modern street style upside down.

If you’re like me and you’ve been living in Corteiz cargos or lining up for Supreme drops, I promise you this: you’re going to fall head over creased Jordans for Broken Planet. Let me tell you exactly why — and why half my closet now has that bold, dystopian Broken Planet vibe stitched into it.

Why Broken Planet Market Hits Different

Anyone can screen-print a hoodie. Anyone can slap a logo on a tracksuit. But Broken Planet isn’t “anyone.” It’s a movement — a brand that feels like an underground gig you stumbled into and never want to leave.

When I first pulled on my Broken Planet Hoodie, it wasn’t just about the oversized fit or the heavyweight cotton. It was the story: gritty, rebellious, defiant. Where Supreme made streetwear mainstream, Broken Planet drags it back to the raw streets. Where Corteiz made us crave exclusivity and coded drops, Broken Planet made every piece feel like a statement against the overproduced junk flooding our timelines.

The Broken Planet Hoodie: My Ride-or-Die

Let’s get real — if there’s one piece that defines this brand, it’s the Broken Planet Hoodie. I swear I wear mine so often my mates joke it’s fused to my back.

What makes it so good?

• Heavyweight Organic Cotton: Thick enough to feel substantial but soft enough to sink into. If you love the feel of Supreme’s premium blanks, this hits that mark but adds extra edge.
  
  

• Oversized Silhouette: I’m tall and I love that baggy, draped street fit. Broken Planet hoodies nail it every time — dropped shoulders, boxy body, chunky cuffs.
  
  

• Graphics With Bite: No bland logos here. Mine has this chaotic, anarchic graphic splashed across the back — it feels like street art you’d see pasted on an abandoned train station wall.
  
  

• Limited Drops: Just like Corteiz, Broken Planet keeps it tight. Small batches. No endless restocks. You either catch the drop or you pay resale — that scarcity makes the hoodie feel special every time you pull it on.
  
  

Different Broken Planet Hoodies I Keep on Rotation

I’ll be honest — one wasn’t enough for me. My collection’s creeping into double digits, and each hoodie feels like its own piece of wearable art.

1. The Distressed Vintage Hoodie

I love the ones that look like they’ve lived a life before me — washed-out dyes, cracked prints, raw hems. They give off that bootleg vibe Corteiz fans worship.

2. The Loud Graphic Hoodie

Some days, I want my hoodie to do the talking. Huge chaotic prints, graffiti tags, bold slogans — my personal protest poster in hoodie form.

3. The Minimalist Logo Hoodie

Sometimes subtle hits harder. Broken Planet does clean hoodies too — tonal embroidery, small planet logos on the chest, maybe a hidden message stitched into the hem.

4. Collab or Limited Edition

They’ve done secret collabs and artist series — the pieces you’ll never see twice. If you score one, keep it close. It’s a conversation starter every single time.

Why the Broken Planet Hoodie Stomps on Fast Fashion

If you’re tired of mass-produced clones — same here. Supreme started this with limited drops, Corteiz perfected it with cryptic pop-ups. Broken Planet takes it further by caring about how things are made.

• Organic and Recycled Materials: More than half my hoodies use recycled cotton blends.
  
  

• Ethical Production: No shady sweatshops. Small runs, fair wages — exactly how it should be.
  
  

• No Overproduction: Once it’s gone, it’s gone. No landfill piles of unsold stock.
  
  

Let’s Talk About The Broken Planet Tracksuit

You think hoodies are where the hype stops? Nah. I practically live in my Broken Planet Tracksuit when I want that full top-to-bottom street fit.

Back in the day, tracksuits were sportswear. Then grime culture, London streets, and brands like Corteiz turned them into urban armour. Broken Planet took that DNA and made it their own.

Why I Swear By My Broken Planet Tracksuit

• Tailored but Relaxed: The joggers hug at the cuffs, the fit’s roomy without being sloppy. The zip-up hoodies layer easy over anything.
  
  

• Same Premium Feel: Heavy cotton blend that drapes nice and ages well.
  
  

• Graphic or Subtle: Some come with loud prints, others stick to stealth branding. I’ve got both — depends on my mood.
  
  

• Durable Details: Sturdy zips, strong stitching, pockets that don’t sag — trust me, these are built for everyday flex.
  
  

I’ll rock the full tracksuit for an airport fit, a late-night skate session, or just lounging at my mate’s. You look put together without even trying — that’s the whole streetwear dream, right?

How I Style My Broken Planet Gear

Half the fun is mixing it up. Here’s how I keep my fits fresh:

• Hoodie + Cargos: My Broken Planet graphic hoodie with black Corteiz cargos — chef’s kiss.
  
  

• Tracksuit + Fresh Kicks: Full tracksuit, big white Air Force 1s or Dunks.
  
  

• Layer It Up: Hoodie under a big puffer in winter, with baggy jeans and a beanie.
  
  

• Summer Switch: On warmer days, I throw the hoodie over shorts. Still looks clean.
  
  

Why Broken Planet Speaks To Me More Than Big Labels

I’ll always love Supreme for what it did for street culture. I respect Corteiz for keeping drops unpredictable. But Broken Planet Market feels real. They don’t plaster celebrities everywhere or mass-produce for the hype. They drop art. They drop statements. They keep it underground, limited, and raw — just how I like it.

Plus, they actually care. They’re vocal about sustainability, mindful production, and making streetwear feel like a counter-culture again — not just an empty logo on a tee.

The Community Vibe

If you know, you know — that’s how it works. Spotting someone in Broken Planet on the street feels like a nod. A silent “you get it.” The fanbase is tight — skaters, rappers, artists, students, sneakerheads — people who live the culture instead of just reposting it.

Where I Cop My Broken Planet Pieces

I’ll save you the rookie mistakes — always hit the official site first. Drops are announced by email or social. If you blink, you’ll miss it. If you do, prepare to hunt on the resale market. Grailed, Depop — you know the drill. Some UK and EU boutiques carry them too, but not for long.

Broken Planet Is For Us

I know not everyone gets it. Some folks still want shiny brand names splashed across their chest. Me? I want clothes that feel alive — a little messy, a little rebellious, perfectly imperfect. That’s Broken Planet.

So if you live in your Corteiz cargos. If you’ve queued for Supreme bricks just for the flex. If you know the thrill of owning something not everyone can get — trust me: Broken Planet Market is about to be your next obsession.

Final Words – Are You Ready To Join The Broken Planet?

Next time you see that cracked planet logo on a hoodie, tracksuit, or tee, remember it’s not just fabric. It’s culture. It’s commentary. It’s that underground basement gig energy stitched into heavyweight cotton.

I’m already waiting for the next drop. Maybe I’ll see you there — fingers hovering over ‘Add to Cart’, praying your size doesn’t sell out in seconds.