raverr
Our story · raving since the early '90s
Since the warehouse days.
Warm hoodies for the walk home at sunrise. Light tees for the rail. Made by a raver who's been there since the warehouse days.
In my words
I've been going to raves since the early '90s, back when they were underground, illegal and you only found out where the party was at the last minute.
Some nights ended with the cops shutting down a warehouse and me walking home as the sun came up. Others ended with the slow walk back to camp after a festival set. Either way, the thing I always reached for was a warm, well-made hoodie, the kind you live in.
On the dance floor it was the opposite. Going hard, on the rail or in the pit, I didn't want a heavy cotton tee that soaks up sweat and hangs on you. I wanted something light that lets me move.
I couldn't find gear that did both and actually looked like the music sounds, so I started Raverr to make the clothes I wanted to wear myself.
See you on the rail. — Jim
One sloth.
The sloth with the headphones is the mark. The back is the design, and the front is how your people find you. Ghosts, aliens, cats and skeletons show up on the prints. They're the crew, all drawn for Raverr. The sloth is the one you look for.
From the crowd.
This is from my phone, in the middle of a tent, lasers going. The googly-eyed guy is my finger buddy. He comes to the shows with me. That's the whole brand, honestly: the crowd's point of view, not the stage's.
Stage screens are blurred on purpose. This is our crowd, not anybody's logo.
How a shirt gets made.
Nothing sits in a warehouse. You order, Printful prints it, and it ships from the US. Hoodies are the Cotton Heritage M2580, a heavy brushed fleece for the walk home, with the design on the back and a print on the chest. Tees come two ways: the light Bella+Canvas 3001 for the rail, and the heavyweight Comfort Colors 1717 for everything else. The fleece runs small. The size guide says so in inches, and the product page says it again, because a wrong size means a new shirt.
Shipping is $4.95 to $8.79 under $75, and free after that.
What we will not say.
Raverr is an independent label. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any artist, label, or event. We don't put other people's names on the shirts, and we don't pretend a weekend outfit is a personality. If a sentence is on the art, the sentence stays whole.