2025
Broke Boot Sale
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The South African streetwear scene thrives on collaboration and community. When Broke, one of the most exciting local fashion brands, invited us to be part of their Broke Boot Sale at the Broke Klubhouse, we knew it would be the perfect chance to connect with the culture in a unique way.
For those who do not know, the Broke Boot Sale is a community event where South African streetwear brands bring their cars to the Broke Klubhouse in Cape Town and sell products directly from the boot. It is a mix of fashion, music, and social energy that represents the true spirit of local street culture.
Photographer: Teletesco

Bullyboy Pops Up at the Broke Klubhouse
Bullyboy rolled up to the Broke Klubhouse and parked outside with our car transformed into a mini store. We packed the boot with Bullyboy streetwear pieces, from tees to accessories, giving people a chance to shop directly from us while hanging out with other brands and creatives.
The vibe was raw and authentic. Music played, people gathered, and the Broke Boot Sale turned into more than just shopping. It became a celebration of South African streetwear brands coming together to showcase their vision and support each other.


Why the Broke Boot Sale Matters for South African Fashion
The South African fashion scene is different from anywhere else. Events like the Broke Boot Sale give smaller brands the chance to showcase their work directly to the people who support them. There are no barriers, no middlemen, just raw creativity on display.
For Bullyboy, being part of this event highlighted the importance of building a local streetwear community in Cape Town. Collaborating with Broke and other brands shows how strong the South African fashion movement has become. Together we are creating something unique that represents our streets, our music, and our culture.



The Broke Boot Sale at the Broke Klubhouse was more than a pop up. It was a reminder of why we started Bullyboy in the first place, to be part of a culture that values authenticity, creativity, and collaboration.
Big thanks to Broke for having us at such an inspiring event. We will definitely be back, and we are excited to keep growing with the South African streetwear scene.




