“What started in the community needs to stay in the community.”

Our Mission

Streetwear should feel closer to the life of the city. Less elitist and more accessible.

Ricky Flores, Tanco, South Bronx, 1984. Image courtesy of the artist.

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La Visual Studios Story /
What started as a design agency in 2005 (lavisual.com) has become much more. La Visual Studios was born out of a deep passion for the complex and cosmopolitan culture of Los Angeles. That, coupled with our love for design, diversity and streetwear, is why we launched this brand. LVS is a brand for the aspiring artists and creatives of the future.

Our Mission / Streetwear needs to be more Authentic & Accessible.

Brand Values / Often, the times we are most distressed are when we are most creative. Our values anchor us in a reality filled with meaning and purpose.

1 / Be Curious

2 / Embrace Diversity

3 / Subvert Opposition

Neighborhood Partnerships & Collabs

We donate at least 10% of our profits to support select nonprofits in the Los Angeles Metro area. Primarily to help young creatives access opportunities through collabs with our design team, giving them a platform to tell their stories.

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    Barrio Action, Los Angeles

    GRYD stands for Gang Reduction Youth Development. A highly successful program in Los Angeles and a huge part of our partnership with Barrio Action, where we collaborate with young artists to give them the exposure they deserve.

  • Sid the Cat Artist Collab and Local Community Venue

    Upcoming Collab

    We’re going to be doing a collab with our close friend and super talented designer, Brandon Gonzalez, a fellow Angeleno & Founder of Sid The Cat. Did you know we knew Brandon for five years before he modestly told us he was a prolific designer!

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    Artist Collabs

    We are continually seeking artists, designers, and creatives for our exclusive collabs. Hit us up if you’re an accomplished artist who’s interested in giving back to the community through your practice. We’ll reply if you’re a fit for our brand and it’s mission.