Not Just a Brand. A Movement.

Socially Unacceptable isn’t just a brand—it’s a statement. Rooted in defiance and driven by vision, we create for those who refuse to blend in. No compromises. No apologies.

Who We Are.

the outsiders, the disruptors,

and those who refuse to blend in.

Socially Unacceptable is built for those who move differently—classic influence, modern edge, built for those who carve their own path.

What We’ve Done.

Curly haired woman with glasses standing confidently in a fashionable socially unacceptable outfit at an indoor fashion event, with seated audience in the background.

A man taking a picture in a colorful, well-lit indoor marketplace. He is holding a phone with a decorative pop socket and is wearing a black socially unacceptable hoodie with orange text for a rock paper scissors tournament in syracuse ny

In October, we took the stage and made noise. Our first fashion show was raw, real, and a testament to what Socially Unacceptable stands for—breaking the rules and creating something unforgettable.

OCT. 10. 2024.

Person with black, curly hair walking down a run way at syracuse fashion week, wearing a white sociallyunacceptable T-shirt with graffiti-like black text and graphics, carrying a socially unacceptable bag.

JAN. 11. 2025.

Because sometimes, the simplest battles say the most. We turned a childhood game into a cultural moment, bringing people together through competition and unpredictability.

Table displaying black socially unacceptable t-shirts with various bleach and graphic designs, QR codes, and small price tags at an indoor market or event.

Jamil blake, a fashion designer and owner of socially unacceptable with his group of models right before a fashion show in syracuse new york for syracuse fashion week

A small socially unacceptable trophy with a gold star top, a gray rock with googly eyes, and a pair of green scissors attached. The trophy has a handwritten note that says 'Rock. Paper. Scissors.' for a rock paper scissors tournament in syracuse ny

NOV. 22. 2024.

In November, we took the stage again—bold, original, and everything Socially Unacceptable stands for. Our latest show was a raw, unfiltered celebration of breaking rules and making noise.