18 Brands Like Pull and Bear for Trendy Street Style
The oversized hoodie you wanted at Pull and Bear sold out in your size, so you open a few more tabs. Two of them turn out to belong to the same Spanish company. Inditex lists Zara, Pull&Bear, Bershka and Stradivarius among its eight brands, which makes a lot of "alternatives" lists circular without saying so.
We checked all 18 shops below on 15 August 2026: who they share stock with, what they hold now, and what a hoodie or a tee costs in the currency each storefront quotes. Four picks are Pull and Bear's own siblings, so we've said what separates them rather than describing each as a stranger. Six sites refused our requests outright. Where that happened we say so and give the tier, because a made-up number is worse than no number.
What is Pull and Bear? Pull&Bear is one of the eight chains Inditex names as its own, alongside Zara, Bershka and Stradivarius, and it sells casual clothing for young men and women. Its own site puts it that way. Pullandbear.com served us the same security interstitial its sister chains did, so we couldn't read a price off the anchor either, which is worth holding in mind against the figures below.
Grouped by what you'd open them for:
- Closest match: Bershka, Stradivarius and Zara, all named by Inditex alongside Pull&Bear and running the same trend calendar.
- Cheapest: Shein from $11.09 USD, C&A's CLOCKHOUSE from €17.99 EUR, and Primark if you can reach a shop in person.
- Most spent per tee: Uniqlo at $29.90 USD and Cotton On at $39.99 USD.
- Widest choice on one checkout: ASOS and Urban Outfitters, both carrying outside labels beside their own.
- Womenswear only: New Look, PrettyLittleThing, Nasty Gal and Missguided.
Quick comparison: prices below are the full list price on the storefront named, read on 15 August 2026. We haven't converted anything, because these chains reprice by country and a converted figure would be wrong in both currencies.
| Brand | Shares an owner or stock with | What we'd shop it for | Price we read |
|---|---|---|---|
| H&M | Nothing else here | The Divided youth range | Site blocked us, budget tier |
| Bershka | Pull and Bear (Inditex) | The louder end of the same trends | Site blocked us, budget tier |
| Zara | Pull and Bear (Inditex) | Womenswear, including TRF | Site blocked us, mid tier |
| Uniqlo | Nothing else here | UT licensed graphic tees | $29.90 USD, uniqlo.com/us |
| Stradivarius | Pull and Bear (Inditex) | Trend-led young fashion | Site blocked us, budget tier |
| Forever 21 | Nothing else here | Graphic hoodies and cargos | $29.99 USD, forever21.com |
| C&A | Nothing else here | The CLOCKHOUSE young range | €17.99 EUR, c-and-a.com EU |
| New Look | Nothing else here | Sweatshirts and zip-throughs | £19.99 GBP, newlook.com UK |
| ASOS | Nothing else here | ASOS DESIGN plus outside labels | Site blocked us, budget tier |
| Primark | Nothing else here | Cheapest basics, in person only | No home delivery at all |
| Missguided | Shein (same platform) | Going-out pieces | USD storefront, budget tier |
| Boohoo | PLT, Nasty Gal (shared stock) | DSGN Studio heavyweight fleece | £35.00 GBP, boohoo.com UK |
| Urban Outfitters | Nothing else here | UO and BDG plus outside labels | Site blocked us, mid tier |
| Nasty Gal | Boohoo, PLT (shared stock) | Hoodies at a higher list price | $45.00 to $91.00 USD list |
| Cotton On | Nothing else here | Box-fit graphic tees | $39.99 USD, cottonon.com US |
| PrettyLittleThing | Boohoo, Nasty Gal (shared stock) | Logo hoodies and track tops | £25.00 GBP, UK storefront |
| Tally Weijl | Nothing else here | European teen fashion | Site blocked us, budget tier |
| Shein | Missguided (same platform) | Volume and speed | $11.09 USD upward, us.shein.com |
H&M
H&M keeps its youth range in a section called Divided, and that section is the part of the site that lands nearest Pull and Bear. Divided sits inside hm.com rather than on a site of its own, so it arrives in the same basket as everything else H&M sells.
Our request to hm.com came back HTTP 403, a bot wall rather than a dead shop, so we read no prices and won't guess at any. Budget tier is as specific as we'll be. The difference worth paying for is breadth: menswear, womenswear, kids and home go through one checkout, where Pull and Bear stops at young menswear and womenswear.
Bershka
Bershka is Pull and Bear's closest sibling. Inditex names both on its own brands page, and the two chains often sit a few doors apart in the same shopping centre.
Bershka's site answers HTTP 200 with a blank-titled security interstitial, which reads as a dead site to an automated check and isn't one. We've seen that exact response produce a false "this domain serves something else" verdict, so we're recording it here: the shop is fine, and we still couldn't get a price through it. Budget tier. Open this one first if you like Pull and Bear's fits and want the graphics turned up. We put the two Inditex names head to head in Bershka vs Zara.
Zara
Zara is the Inditex flagship and the sibling most people reach for after Pull and Bear. It still runs a TRF category on its US site, at zara.com/us/en/trf-l880.html, which returned HTTP 200 for us on the day we checked.
TRF is a womenswear section inside Zara rather than a separate label, so you shop it as part of the main site and it ships in the same parcel. Zara's homepage serves the same blank-titled interstitial Bershka does, which means no price came back and we've left the cell at mid tier. Best for the times a Pull and Bear piece feels too young for where you're wearing it.
Uniqlo
Uniqlo is the graphic tee answer on this list. Its UT line prices licensed prints at $29.90 USD on uniqlo.com/us, and we read that figure off Uniqlo's own product feed with no promotional price attached: Pokémon UT, ONE PIECE UT, mofusand UT, the SHUEISHA manga run.
Uniqlo is the one shop here that isn't chasing the trend cycle, which is the whole argument for it. The prints change, the shapes hold. Best for the plain half of a streetwear wardrobe, with somebody else on this page supplying the loud half. Our wider picks live in brands like Uniqlo.
Stradivarius
Stradivarius is the third Inditex sibling on this page, named alongside Pull&Bear on the group's own brands list. It runs the same trend calendar as its stablemates on a young, low-priced range.
Its site behaves exactly like the other two Inditex domains we tried, returning a 200 with a blank title and nothing readable behind it, so the tier is all we'll put in writing. That leaves an honest recommendation and a short one: if you already like Pull and Bear and Bershka, this is the third rail from the same buying operation, and you'll recognise most of it.
Forever 21
Forever 21 is trading online again, and its catalogue is the most legible one here. Forever21.com runs on Shopify, quotes USD, and held 1,500 products and 8,787 variants when we read it, 3,577 of them available to buy.
The figures below are full prices from that feed: the New York Graphic Zip-Up Hoodie at $29.99, Baggy Drawstring Cargo Pants at $34.99, the Long Sleeve Layered Graphic T-Shirt at $34.99. There's no store locator anywhere on the site, and the pages it does carry are shipping, returns and sizing, so plan on delivery. Best for the loud graphic end of what Pull and Bear does. More options in brands like Forever 21.
C&A
C&A keeps its young-fashion range in a collection called CLOCKHOUSE, which held around 380 pieces when we looked. That collection is the part of C&A worth your time here, because the rest of the site runs to family basics and kidswear multipacks.
CLOCKHOUSE prices in euros on the European storefront: an oversized Peanuts T-shirt at €17.99, baggy mid-rise jeans listed at €29.99, a denim dress at €29.99, a jacket at €39.99. Delivery is free over €35. One caveat decides it. The storefront we could reach was the EU one, so this pick works if you're shopping from Europe and wastes your time if you aren't.
New Look
New Look covers the sweatshirt half of the Pull and Bear wardrobe on a UK storefront quoting sterling. We read a Burgundy Relaxed Sweatshirt at £19.99, a Black Scuba Zip Through Sweatshirt at £29.99 and a Premium Navy Three Quarter Zip Sweatshirt at £26.99.
New Look lists outside labels beside its own, so the same page returned pieces branded Pink Vanilla and Peach:Fit alongside New Look stock. The range we could read was womenswear, which narrows who this suits. Best for anyone building around jersey and denim instead of cargos, and shopping in the UK.
ASOS
ASOS is a shop rather than a label. The part of it that competes with Pull and Bear is ASOS DESIGN, its own range, which you can buy only on asos.com. Hundreds of outside brands sit around it on the same checkout, and that's the reason to use it: one basket, one returns window, one delivery.
Every request we made to asos.com was refused, including through a reader service, so there's no price here and no product we'd stand behind by name. Budget tier for ASOS DESIGN. We look at the sourcing questions in is ASOS fast fashion.
Primark
Primark is the cheapest name here and the one you can't have posted to you. Its site sells nothing for home delivery. You browse online, reserve through Click and Collect where that service runs, then pick the order up in a shop.
That single fact decides whether Primark belongs on your shortlist. Live near a store and the hoodies and joggers undercut everything else on this page. Live somewhere without one and no price advantage helps. Our own request to primark.com returned a 403 with a maintenance notice, so we have no figures to quote. More on the trade-off in brands like Primark.
Missguided
Missguided is trading, and it's worth knowing what sits underneath it. Its US storefront runs on Shein's platform: the pages load assets from shein.ltwebstatic.com and the site's own interface copy carries Shein's wording.
The listings mix Missguided-branded pieces with outside labels including SUMWON and Baby Phat, priced in USD, with discounts running across most of what we saw. We've left the cell at budget tier instead of quoting a figure that was a markdown. Best for going-out pieces rather than the daytime streetwear Pull and Bear does well, and worth checking against Shein further down before you buy from both.
Boohoo
Boohoo sells its own heavyweight fleece under the DSGN Studio name. We read the DSGN Studio Premium Heavyweight Washed Oversized Hoodie at a £35.00 full price on the UK storefront, marked down and out of stock on the day we checked.
Boohoo's product sitemap now lists outside sellers beside its own labels, including Mountain Warehouse jackets, Femme Luxe hoodies and Kevin Murphy haircare, so the site reads more like a marketplace than a single brand. Check the label on the listing before you assume you're buying Boohoo. The material questions get their own piece in is Boohoo fast fashion.
Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters is the priciest name here and the least like Pull and Bear in how it's built. It runs house labels, UO and BDG, alongside outside brands on the same site, so a hoodie here competes with a hoodie from a skate label two rows over.
Urbanoutfitters.com refused every request we made, so there's no figure to quote and we've marked it mid tier. What the extra spend buys is a house denim line in BDG plus a rail of outside labels no Inditex chain carries. Best for a wardrobe that shouldn't look like it came from one shop.
Nasty Gal
Nasty Gal prices in USD and lists women's hoodies between $45.00 and $91.00 at full price, sold at half of that on the day we read the page. Those are the list figures, not the sale ones, and the list is the number worth planning around.
One thing to know before you shop it. Most of what came back on that hoodie page carried a Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing or DSGN Studio label rather than a Nasty Gal one, so the three sites are selling each other's stock. Opening all three gets you a lot of the same rail at three different delivery charges.
Cotton On
Cotton On is the Australian chain doing the box-fit graphic tee, and its US storefront quotes USD. The Box Fit Text T-Shirt reads $39.99, with the men's graphic tee range running $39.99 to $49.99 on the day we checked.
That sits above Pull and Bear's usual bracket, so treat it as the considered purchase rather than the impulse one. Cotton On runs women's, men's and kids ranges through a single US checkout, which few names on this page manage. Best for buying two or three tees to build around instead of ten to churn through.
PrettyLittleThing
PrettyLittleThing lists its PLT Logo Oversized Hoodie at £25.00 on the UK storefront and a Pullover Sweat Hoodie at £29.00, both discounted when we read them. Every product on that page carried the PrettyLittleThing label, which sets it apart from its sister sites.
PLT is womenswear and pitched at going out rather than the daytime silhouette Pull and Bear works in. The logo fleece and the zip-through track tops are where the two overlap. Its stock turns up on Boohoo and Nasty Gal too, so price the same hoodie across all three before you pay for separate deliveries.
Tally Weijl
Tally Weijl is the European teen chain on this list, and it aims at a younger shopper than most names here. It's also the hardest one to check.
Its site is a single-page app that served us a country selector and nothing behind it, so we read no prices and won't invent any. That selector matters as much as the missing numbers: the destinations on offer were European, including Germany, Italy, Switzerland, France, Austria, Poland, Greece and Cyprus, with no US storefront among them. Budget tier, European shoppers only, and the best fit on this page for the youngest end of the range.
Shein
Shein quotes USD on us.shein.com and undercuts everything else here, with list prices starting around $11.09 on the items its homepage was pushing when we checked.
The site has grown past clothing. That same homepage carried third-party sellers including Rovax and INAWLY, a six-pack of Nike training socks at a $28.00 list price, and a refurbished iPhone 14 Pro at $555.99, so you're shopping a marketplace rather than one label. Missguided's storefront higher up this page runs on the same platform. Best for volume, and the hardest name here to judge on quality, because the seller changes from listing to listing.
How to Pick When Four of Them Share an Owner
Start with the thing Pull and Bear didn't give you. For the same trends turned louder, Bershka runs the identical buying calendar one click away. For spending more per item and buying fewer of them, Uniqlo's UT tee at $29.90 USD and Cotton On's box fit at $39.99 USD were the two highest single-piece prices we verified on this page. Primark holds the lowest number of the lot and takes the delivery away in exchange, since it doesn't post anything to you.
The trap is paying three postage charges for one warehouse. Inditex names Zara, Bershka and Stradivarius alongside Pull&Bear. Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing and Nasty Gal sell each other's stock. Missguided runs on Shein's platform. Pick one from each cluster instead of three, and you'll see far more of the market for the same money. Our full archive has the head-to-heads if you want to go deeper on any pair.
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Written by
Spencer Lanoue
