Written by Ava Effie » Updated on: July 09th, 2025
Corteiz has taken the streetwear world by storm with its bold designs and high-quality pieces. The London-based brand has built a cult following among fashionistas who cherish its unique Drops. But with hoodies priced at over £150 and cargo trousers hitting £200, the Corteiz look and stamp of authenticity comes at a price few can afford.
The good news? To capture the essence of Cortiez signature style, there is no need to spend hundreds of dollars. A little smart shopping and even smarter styling will help you achieve outfits that echo the brand’s urban vibe for far less. This guide will help you copy key Corteiz looks with budget options from the high street and online shops.
Before exploring alternatives, let’s analyse some factors that infuse brilliance into Corteiz's style. The brand is known for its relaxed yet structured silhouettes, neutral color palettes with bold accents, and high-quality fabrics. Common elements include oversized hoodies, well-fitted cargo trousers, quietly branded graphic tees, and carefully curated accessories.
Casually completing the outfit allows for real world applications like running errands or any busy work day. The street style vibe also allows for an effortless approach to dressing up and looking presentable when needed. Being able to dress up or down is part of the appeal which makes the aesthetic easier to recreate. It can be done without spending too much money.
Comfortable cotton-based Cortiez Tracksuits have become more readily available, and they have been designed with unique color options and logos. Subtle branding is often included or tailored into the cuts. Some ideas I found for alternatives include:
Uniqlo U Oversized Hoodie (£29.90): Offers the perfect relaxed fit with quality cotton blend fabric
H&M Oversized Hoodie (£19.99): Available in multiple neutral tones that match Corteiz's palette
Weekday Big Hoodie (£35): Provides excellent quality and fit for the price point
ASOS Design Oversized Hoodie (£22): Regularly available in earth tones and classic colors
Boohoo Oversized Hoodie (£16): This affordable option with decent quality for occasional wear
Remember to always wear neutral colored hoodies such as sage green and stone. Avoid oversized prints, large logos or flashy designs so that the understated Corteiz aesthetic is not ruined.
Corteiz outfits prominently feature cargo trousers, and it's no exaggeration to say that the brand Corteiz charges more than £180 for their variants. For those seeking practical and stylish alternatives, there are dress trousers and cargo pants, which maintain a smart-casual style.
Dickies New York Cargo Pants (£55): Known for quality, these have authentic workwear heritage.
Carhartt WIP Regular Cargo Pants (£89): Still more affordable than Corteiz, this is a higher end option.
Urban Outfitters BDG Cargo Pants (£49): Trendy fit along with good attention to detail.
Boohoo Cargo Joggers (£18): A comfortable blend of pants and joggers for relaxed settings.
Primark Cargo Trousers (£12): No frills design makes them easier to test this look.
Stick with neutrals such as khaki, olive, or black. Trousers have to be relaxed but tailored, with pockets that provide functional details without being overly dominant.
Corteiz graphic tees are often made with subtle prints and logos, as well as art-branded designs. The same looks can also be achieved by:
Quality Basics:
Uniqlo’s Graphic Tee Collection (£12.90): Has a rotating artist collaboration feature as well as subtle and minimal prints.
& Other Stories Graphic Tee (£17): Corteiz inspired graphics have always been in stock and charming artistic designs are available as well.
DIY Approach:
Think about plain tees from brands Gildan or Fruit of the Loom. You can add your own designs, add a few minimal touches, or wear them as is. High quality unfinished pieces are at times the best way to achieve the most authentic look instead of replicating certain graphics.
Corteiz's jackets and coats are investment pieces, but you can find similar styles elsewhere.
Also remember the lifestyle pillar. For students or junior professionals, think about items that can be used for multiple purposes. Focus on clothes that shift easily from casual to polished workwear and from relaxed weekends to more structured weekday attire.
There is no going broke trying to build a wardrobe in one purchase. Begin with one or two key Corteiz-inspired pieces and expand over time:
Month 1: Quality staples – hoodie and cargo trousers
Month 2: Footwear and accessories
Month 3: Expand to include outerwear and more colors
Month 4: Work in different textures and some seasonal pieces
By following this method, your spending can be staggered, leading to more considered purchases that work well together.
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