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Beyond Hype: How Underrated Club Is Redefining Indian Streetwear

India | Updated: 26/05/25:When Abhishek Teri started Underrated Club from a café table in Pune, it wasn’t about creating clothes – it was about creating space. A space where identity wasn’t filtered or forced. A space where the quietly relentless could feel seen.

With nothing more than a few oversized T-shirts and a pair of jeans, the first drop was more than a collection – it was a message. The Underrated Club was built for those who don’t follow trends, but walk their own path with purpose.

“I didn’t start this to chase what’s hot,” says Abhishek. “I started ‘Underrated Club’ to give people a voice. The kind that doesn’t scream, but still gets heard.”

From the beginning, the brand’s goal was clear – to create streetwear rooted in individuality, hustle & culture. Every piece was designed to be worn like a second skin – not just for style, but for self-expression. Not flashy for attention, but bold in authenticity.

Since then, Underrated Club has grown organically and rapidly. What began as a two-product offering has evolved into a dynamic streetwear label, now home to cargos, polos, oversized shirts, full-sleeve fits, slim fit jeans, straight jeans, boot cuts & curated capsule drops. Each launch is met with anticipation, not because it’s hyped – but because it resonates.

While the brand was born in Pune, it’s now found in wardrobes across India. Whether it’s college students styling up for a fest, or working professionals, Underrated Club has become a visual language for people who don’t need validation to be original.

“We get messages from people in cities we’ve never even stepped into, saying our pieces feel personal to them,” Abhishek shares. “That’s the kind of connection we never take for granted.”

Abhishek’s approach to growth is equally intentional. The brand remains independent and resource-conscious by choice, scaling not with noise but with loyalty. Customers return because they feel represented. In a world full of fast drops and fast fades, ‘Underrated Club’ takes its time – because some things are worth getting right.

Looking ahead, the vision is expansive. The team is working toward transitioning into a full-scale lifestyle brand. Plans include introducing new categories, expanding into experience-driven formats & deepening community engagement through collaborations and creative partnerships. Yet the mission stays the same: to let people wear their story, unapologetically.

“Underrated isn’t just a name – it’s a mindset,” says Abhishek. “It’s for the ones who walk in silence but still shift the room’s energy. The ones building with no blue tick, no spotlight, but with undeniable grit.”

Built for the creators, the thinkers, the outliers, Underrated Club is not just redefining streetwear in India – it’s building a new cultural revolution altogether. And in this club, if you know, you already belong.

Discover the culture at: www.underratedclub.com 

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