16 Brands Like BoohooMAN for Affordable Men's Fashion
Cheap drops are addictive right up to the point where your whole wardrobe looks like one shopping cart. Same joggers, same graphic tee, same three colourways as the rest of the group chat. You want the low prices to stay low and the clothes to stop repeating.
BoohooMAN is a budget online menswear brand selling trend-led streetwear, tracksuits and going-out fits, and it's one of the five core brands at Debenhams Group, the company that renamed itself from Boohoo Group in March 2025. These 16 alternatives were all checked on their own sites, and where a price or a shipping limit could be confirmed, it's in here.
Quick comparison: the closest like-for-like swaps are ASOS DESIGN, Shein and Bershka. The cheapest are Urban Planet, Forever 21 and Shein. The best made for the money are Uniqlo, Jack & Jones and River Island. The specialists are Urban Outfitters for vintage-leaning cuts, C&A for plain no-logo basics and Cotton On for licensed graphics.
| Brand | Best for | Where you can buy |
|---|---|---|
| ASOS DESIGN | Own-label wardrobe in one basket | asos.com, UK and US storefronts |
| Zara | Tailoring that reads pricier | zara.com |
| H&M | Plain basics by the armful | hm.com |
| Pull & Bear | Loose skate-adjacent casual | pullandbear.com |
| Uniqlo | Fabric quality over trend | uniqlo.com |
| Bershka | Loud prints and party fits | bershka.com |
| New Look | Smart-casual shirts and denim | newlook.com, UK |
| C&A | No-logo workhorse basics | Six EU countries only |
| Hollister | Soft hoodies, relaxed denim | hollisterco.com, US and UK |
| Urban Outfitters | BDG denim and Standard Cloth | urbanoutfitters.com |
| Forever 21 | Trend pieces under $40 | US addresses only |
| River Island | Going-out shirts and knitwear | riverisland.com, UK |
| Urban Planet | Tees under CAD $10 | Canada only |
| Shein | Sheer volume of cheap options | shein.co.uk and shein.com |
| Jack & Jones | Menswear-only denim and tees | jackjones.com |
| Cotton On | Licensed graphic tees | cottonon.com |
ASOS DESIGN
ASOS DESIGN is the own-label menswear line sold only through ASOS, and it's the closest thing to a like-for-like swap on this list. The range runs from plain tees and joggers through to suiting, wide-leg denim and going-out shirts, at the same trend speed BoohooMAN works at.
The size offer is where it pulls ahead. ASOS lists ASOS DESIGN menswear in Plus and Tall fits alongside the standard block, so tall guys aren't stuck cuffing everything. You also get the rest of the ASOS floor in the same basket, which means one delivery covers an own-label shirt and a third-party trainer. We break the wider retailer down in 23 brands like ASOS for men.
Zara
Zara menswear trades BoohooMAN's graphics for cut. The Man division on zara.com carries its own tailoring, denim, knitwear and footwear rails, plus seasonal sub-lines like SRPLS and Zara Studio, so it's a proper menswear operation rather than a bolt-on.
What you get is sharper tailoring, heavier knitwear and a colour palette that stays in the browns, olives and blacks. Zara's site renders prices in the browser and blocks automated reads, so we're not quoting figures here. Expect to pay more than BoohooMAN and less than a mid-market label. Our Zara menswear alternatives guide covers the same territory in depth.
H&M
H&M is the one to raid for the boring half of a wardrobe. Plain tees, chinos, crew-neck sweats, five-pocket denim, the pieces that sit under everything else and get replaced twice a year without much thought.
The men's floor is split between those basics and a trend section that chases the same oversized silhouettes BoohooMAN does, so you can do both in one order. H&M's site turns away automated price checks, so treat the figures you see quoted elsewhere with suspicion and read them off the product page yourself. If you want a fuller read on how the fast-fashion end of the market operates, our piece on whether ASOS counts as fast fashion lays out what the labels do and don't tell you.
Pull & Bear
Pull & Bear sits in the same Inditex group as Zara and aims lower and looser. Graphic tees, boxy hoodies, cargo trousers and skate-shaped silhouettes, cut for someone who wants the fit relaxed rather than the print shouting.
Against BoohooMAN, the difference is temperature. BoohooMAN leans nightlife, Pull & Bear leans daytime, and the branding stays small. Its UK site serves a JavaScript shell to anything that isn't a browser, which is why automated checks report an empty page title, so open it in a normal tab to see stock and prices. The GB storefront is live and taking orders.
Uniqlo
Uniqlo is the anti-BoohooMAN pick, and it's on this list because the cost-per-wear maths lands in your favour. The Japanese chain builds around named fabric programmes rather than seasonal drops, and the UK men's floor is organised that way, with AIRism, linen, innerwear, sport utility wear and outerwear each getting their own rail.
Uniqlo U still sits in the men's section on the UK site, under special collaborations. It's the design-led end of the range, with wider trousers and boxier knits than the mainline. Prices load in the browser only, so read them on the page. We compare the field in 17 brands like Uniqlo for men.
Bershka
Bershka is the loudest Inditex label and the nearest in spirit to BoohooMAN's going-out rail. The men's range runs to washed graphic tees, baggy carpenter jeans, printed shirts and the kind of jacket that photographs well under club lighting.
It's aimed younger than Pull & Bear and moves faster, with drops built around whatever silhouette is dominating right now. The GB storefront is live and taking orders, and the site is browser-rendered like its sister brands, so prices need reading in a live tab.
New Look
New Look runs a men's floor built around staple jeans, jackets, shirts and footwear rather than statement pieces. It's the one on this list you'd send someone who needs a shirt for a wedding and a pair of trousers that survive the office.
Where BoohooMAN pushes the trend hard, New Look sands the edges off it: the shapes are current, the prints are quieter, and a lot of the range works on someone who left their early twenties behind. The site blocks automated requests, so prices need checking in a browser, and the men's range is served through the UK storefront.
C&A
C&A is the European high-street name for plain, hard-wearing menswear: T-shirts and polos, jeans, trousers, shirts, jackets, suits and sportswear, almost all of it under its own labels.
Read the delivery page before you fill a basket. C&A's English-language European shop states that it delivers to "Croatia, Hungary, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia", mainland only, with billing and delivery addresses in the same country. If you're shopping from the UK, the US, Canada or Australia, you can't order from it directly. Free delivery starts at 35 €. Worth knowing before you fall for the price list.
Hollister
Hollister swaps BoohooMAN's urban styling for a Californian beach register: soft hoodies, logo sweats, relaxed denim and shorts, aimed squarely at the same 18 to 25 shopper.
Prices sit a step above the cheapest names here. On the US site, boxy pullover hoodies are listed at $44.95, logo graphic hoodies at $49.95, collegiate graphic styles at $59.95 and reversible zip-ups at $69.95, with rewards-member pricing shown below each. The trade for that is heavier fleece than you get at the £20 end of the market. Hollister runs separate US and UK storefronts, and the checkout switches currency with the region. We put it side by side with its stablemate in 24 brands like Abercrombie and Hollister.
Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters earns its place through its own labels rather than the third-party rails. BDG covers jeans, cargos and corduroy trousers, while Standard Cloth handles the heavyweight tees, sweats and workwear-shaped basics. Both are exclusive to Urban Outfitters.
The stock sitting next to them is Nike, New Balance, Champion, adidas and Dickies, so the men's floor reads as a scene rather than a single house style. It costs more than BoohooMAN, and the payoff is vintage-leaning cuts and washes you won't find in a fast-fashion catalogue. The site blocks automated checks, so read prices in a browser.
Forever 21
Forever 21 came back as an online-only business after closing every US store in May 2025, and the men's range is real: 128 products were listed in the men's clothing collection when we checked, with every one of them in stock.
Pricing lands where BoohooMAN lives. Crochet and open-knit button-down shirts are listed at $39.99, striped short-sleeve shirts at $29.99, and the men's floor covers tops, denim, outerwear, swim and activewear. One hard limit: the shipping policy states "Currently, we ship only to all 50 states of the U.S.", with no APO/FPO, no US territories and no international delivery. Outside America it's off the table.
River Island
River Island is the going-out pick that doesn't look like a going-out pick. The men's floor is heavy on textured shirts, knitted polos, tailored trousers and outerwear you can put over a plain tee and call it an outfit.
Hoodies and sweatshirts run £36 to £44 at full price, which buys cotton-blend weight and details like embroidery and funnel necks rather than a printed logo. That's above BoohooMAN and below a designer label, and the fits skew more grown-up. The full men's range is on the UK site, priced in pounds.
Urban Planet
Urban Planet is the cheapest option here by a distance, and it's Canadian. Heavyweight cotton graphic tees are listed at CAD $9.98, fleece boxy hoodies at CAD $28, two-way zip hoodies at CAD $30, classic joggers at CAD $19.98 and fleece sweatpants at CAD $23.
The men's range is deep, running to 250 products in the all-men's view, and the styling matches BoohooMAN closely: boxy fits, puff-print graphics, matching sets and licensed collections. The catch is delivery. Urban Planet's shipping page states the address "must be a valid Canadian address" and covers all provinces and territories, with nothing on offer outside Canada. Note that the brand's site is at urban-planet.com, with the hyphen. The unhyphenated domain belongs to a software company.
Shein
Shein runs a full Men Clothing department on its UK site, and it's the widest cheap range you'll find anywhere. Co-ord sets, printed shirts, cargos, knitwear and accessories, refreshed at a rate no high-street chain attempts.
The comparison with BoohooMAN is a matter of scale, not approach. Both work the trend cycle at speed, Shein just does it across far more listings and at lower prices. Prices show in pounds on the UK site and dollars on the US one, and the site puts bot traffic through a challenge page, so browse it in a normal tab. Check the measurements listed on each product page rather than ordering to your usual UK size.
Jack & Jones
Jack & Jones is the only menswear-only label on this list, which shows in how the range is built. Denim comes in named fits with a full block of sizes behind it, and the basics are sold in multipacks because that's how men buy tees.
On the UK site a plain T-shirt is £12, a plain polo £15, a back-print T-shirt £18, and a five-pack of tees £45, which works out at £9 each. Against BoohooMAN you're paying a little more per piece and buying from a label whose whole catalogue is menswear. It's the pick for anyone who wants a wardrobe rather than a haul.
Cotton On
Cotton On brings the Australian version of this formula, and it's strongest on graphic tees. The UK men's floor carries licensed prints, box fits and football-shaped jerseys alongside jeans, shorts and jackets.
Prices on men's graphic tees sit around £25 to £30, with box-fit text tees at £25, football jerseys at £29 and music prints at £30, and multibuy deals running against them. The house shapes are boxier and longer than BoohooMAN's, which suits anyone who's been buying a size up to get the drop right. Cotton On runs country storefronts, so make sure you're on the UK one before you check the price.
Which Brand Should You Order From First?
Start with geography, because four of these have hard limits. Forever 21 ships inside the US only, Urban Planet inside Canada only, C&A to six European countries, and New Look's men's range runs through its UK storefront. Everything else on this list will reach most English-speaking markets.
After that it's a question of what you're replacing. If the last BoohooMAN order fell apart, Jack & Jones and Uniqlo buy you weight and construction for a few pounds more. If you want the same speed and the same prices, Shein and Urban Planet go lower. If you want the trend without the logo, Pull & Bear and Zara are the ones to open first. And if budget is the whole story, our 19 brands like Primark guide goes further down the price ladder.
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Written by
Spencer Lanoue
