Springtime Music Festivals Call For These Eight Brands of Festival-Ready Clothing

As spring approaches, so do the highly anticipated music festivals that draw in crowds worldwide. Whether you’re attending Coachella, Bonnaroo, or any other festival, ensuring your wardrobe is festival-ready is essential. But with so many clothing brands out there, it can be overwhelming to find the perfect festival outfit that looks great and is comfortable enough to wear all day.

That’s why we’ve compiled a list of eight clothing brands perfect for any music festival. These brands offer unique and trendy outfits that are stylish and comfortable, so you can dance the day and night away without sacrificing your fashion sense. From bold prints to flowy dresses, these festival-ready clothing brands are a must-have for any festival-goer looking to make a fashion statement.

Terra Thread

Terra Thread is a company that only recently popped onto our radar but has never ceased to impress since. They are one of the rare companies that talk the talk AND walk the walk in terms of being eco-friendly and environmentally positive. Terra Thread is a light of shining hope in a world where “greenwashing” is all too common. 

This is especially something to be extra conscious of while attending festivals, which are notoriously harsh on the environment. More and more festivals are doing what they can to curb the carbon footprint they leave while encouraging attendees to do the same. We cannot recommend their ROC™ (Regenerative Organic Cotton) sweatshirts highly enough, which are warm and durable without being heavy and cumbersome. They’re the perfect thing to throw on when the sun sets and the night’s headliners start coming out! 

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Herschel

Fun fact, the famous backpack company offers more than just backpacks! And the clothing lines they consistently bring to market are sleeker than expected. While they offer jackets, sweatpants, and more, their sweatshirts are easily the most festival-ready thing on their menu. 

They are heavy, durable, warm, affordable, and awesome looking! And while I know you should never plan on losing your stuff at festivals, these sweatshirts are only $60, which is a total steal and helps remove some of the guilt if you misplace one of them on the festival grounds. 

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Nuyarn

The previous two recommendations made this list because they’re heavy and durable; the M-Artilectual Hoodie Natural makes this list for its lightweight and breathable design. It’s the perfect type of sweatshirt that you can bring with you during the day and not feel overburdened while dancing or walking the festival grounds as you perfectly transition to the evening festivities without making a pitstop back at your campground. 

But that’s not the only secret sauce this company offers festival goers. 

If you’re looking for that light, extra layer to help stave off the evening or light-rain shivers, check out the Lightweight Nuyarn Chill Top to layer underneath your sweatshirt. It’s lightweight and has a built-in hood that keeps you warm and dust out of your eyes when you’re raving in the desert or other dry climates. With Burning Man prep already in full swing for many camps, you will certainly want to bookmark this

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LIVSN

When you’re in the thick of it at a festival, you realize how any little thing that goes a long way is worth its weight in gold. What do I mean by that? If you can find a light and durable piece of cloth that ALSO has pockets… you don’t let that get out of your sight. And that’s precisely what LIVSN’s Ultimate Travel Pant offers. If the name alone doesn’t tell you that these pants mean business, let me break down the technical side of these pants.

LIVSN’s all-weather pants are designed to be versatile enough to replace multiple pairs of jeans, slacks, and outdoor pants while still maintaining style, functionality, and comfort. These pants are for all activities and weather conditions, so you can wear them for any occasion. LIVSN has included double-needle flat-felled seams and reinforcements at every common failure point, such as pockets and zippers, to ensure durability. The construction refinement of these pants is evident in every detail, from the bar-tacking at stress points to the hidden zipper pocket that keeps your valuables safe.

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Mission Workshop

MIssion Workshop offers a ton of activewear and outdoor fashion items, but their latest Squad Jacket is too cool and festival-ready not to highlight on this list. 

Like most other things on this list, it’s incredibly durable (perhaps by now you can see how important I see this simple quality to be when packing for a music festival), warm (it’s got pocket warmers), and cool-looking. It’s form-fitting, too, removing the unbearable cumbersome bagginess when you’re getting jostled in the pit at the main stage. 

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Roland Lifestyle

Music festivals are about getting out in the wild and connecting with new friends over common interests. And rocking specific, niche-market brands is always a good way to kickstart a conversation with a new friend who loves the brand as much as you do. 

Roland’s Lifestyle brand is exactly that, and their online shop is constantly being updated with fresh new Roland swag that you can cop. I was able to snag one of their TR-808 lines, which I get compliments on every time I wear it, and while that limited-run of drip has set sail and is no longer available, I always keep an eye on the store to find what new stuff I can snag while it’s there! 

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Lane Eight Shoes

It’s no secret that you should bring your dancing shoes when hitting festivals. And if you’re in the market for a new set of sneakers, I cannot recommend Lane Eight enough (not to be confused with Lane 8, the DJ, as I believe the two have no affiliation). 

The X-Factor that Lane Eight brings is its fantastic arch support, extreme comfort, and slick color palettes. And while I know that the latter of these three options isn’t always a priority for men, having a bright, loud, neon-yellow set of sneakers that look as good as they feel is never a bad move at a festival where everyone is dressed to express. 

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Etnies

If you look at pictures of the mud pits and rain-soaked grounds of festivals like Glastonbury and instantly get the chills, or if you’re in a part of the country where rain is guaranteed to be a factor at the festival, look no further than millennial’s favorite skate-shoe brand Etnies. Yes, you heard me right! 

Etnies has evolved with its demographic and now offers low-key, some of the most comfortable and completely water-resistant footwear designed for outdoor, rainy-weather activities. And while it’s often billed as their Winter Collection of footwear, as a devote festival goer, I think they feel even more at home when you’re hitting the festival grounds this spring. 

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