Location

Los Angeles, USA

Founded

2018

Price range

$15 – $455

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

22 products

Hey Gang

Independent brand — verified
About

Hey Gang is an American kids and women's clothing label, founded in 2018 by Lauren Block and based in Los Angeles. After 20 years in fashion as a store owner, buyer and designer, Block started the brand after having a baby, wanting cute, interesting kids' clothes that were actually functional, and then wanting them for herself. The collection is influenced by utility, function, play and timelessness, with inspiration rooted in music, old movies, heritage nostalgia and classic Americana. Hey Gang began with coveralls and overalls for babies and children before adding women's coveralls, natural overalls, denim, trousers, tops and tees, and by 2021 women's wear made up 60% of its sales. Every piece is made in the USA, in Los Angeles, using sturdy fabrics such as Japanese and American denim and 100% cotton jersey. The fabrics and manufacturing facilities are ethically sourced, and customers can add a custom chainstitch, such as a name or a word, to any Hey Gang piece, a detail the brand suggests is even better as a gift. Hey Gang has been covered by Retail Brew and DFWChild, and its wholesale is handled by Franklin Showroom.

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Brand Details

USA
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
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Lauren Block

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Frequently asked questions

What is The Hey Gang known for?
The Hey Gang is a Los Angeles clothing brand known for practical, everyday styles for adults and children. Its collections combine workwear-inspired design with durable fabrics and a casual, easy-to-wear feel.
What does The Hey Gang sell?
The Hey Gang offers clothing for adults and kids, including everyday basics, workwear-inspired pieces and family-friendly styles. The designs are made to feel functional and wearable rather than overly trend-driven.
Who founded The Hey Gang?
The Hey Gang was founded in 2018 by Lauren Block.
Where is The Hey Gang based?
The Hey Gang is based in Los Angeles, California, where the brand also maintains its connection to local manufacturing.
Where is The Hey Gang clothing made?
The Hey Gang clothing is made in the USA, supporting local production and giving the label closer oversight of manufacturing.
Does The Hey Gang make kids clothing?
The Hey Gang makes kids clothing an important part of its offering, with practical styles designed to complement the brand’s adult collection. This makes it especially useful for families looking for a similar casual aesthetic across age groups.
Is The Hey Gang an ethical clothing brand?
The Hey Gang fits within ethical fashion through its USA-based manufacturing, local production and focus on durable everyday clothing. Producing locally also helps shorten the supply chain compared with many mass-market brands.

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