Toxic Tendencies started as a joke — until too many people related. Built for the ones who laugh at the red flags, dress like they know better, and still text back anyway. This isn't a clothing brand. It's a personality disorder with a really good fit.
Every piece is designed to feel premium, bold, and wearable — oversized silhouettes, heavyweight quality, and statement-driven graphics made for nights out, bad decisions, and outfits that hit harder than your last situationship.
From Reels to Real Life
The brand didn't start in a boardroom. It started in the comments section.
Toxic Tendencies grew out of the content world of MRBLOCKHIM — a corner of Instagram built on funny puns, painfully accurate dating jokes, nightlife energy, and one-liners that get screenshotted and sent to your ex at 2am.
The humor resonated. The captions hit. So we put it on cotton. The clothing is a direct extension of that same personality: confident, unserious, slightly toxic, and somehow still premium.
Humor Meets Streetwear
There's a version of streetwear that takes itself too seriously. This isn't it.
Toxic Tendencies sits at the intersection of internet culture and fashion-forward design. The graphics reference real emotions — the ones you feel at 3am after a situationship ends, or in the Uber home from a night that went exactly as expected.
Think luxury underground streetwear for people who are self-aware enough to laugh at themselves — but still show up dressed like they have absolutely no notes.
Cold hearts. Warm cotton.
From the Feed
Reels, jokes, and bad decisions that started it all.
Wear the red flag.