Collection: Boiler Room

Heritage & Philosophy

Boiler Room began in 2010 when founder Blaise Bellville set up a single webcam in a London loft, offering a direct view into underground dance gatherings. From that first stream, the platform championed raw, authentic performances and gave a voice to emerging DJs and local scenes. Today, Boiler Room remains rooted in its ethos of connecting global audiences to intimate club culture through live broadcasts and in‑person events.

Signature Aesthetic & Materials

The Boiler Room shop reflects the brand’s minimalist, music‑centric identity with premium streetwear staples. Core items include cotton‑blend tees and hoodies featuring the simple Boiler Room logo, heavyweight bomber jackets and camo‑print caps. Collaborative pieces, such as the Umbro football shirt and Real Tree camo T‑shirt, use technical fabrics and quality construction to bridge sport heritage with underground style.

Brand Vision & Evolution

Evolving from an online broadcaster into a multifaceted cultural hub, Boiler Room now encompasses live events, editorial features and a global archive of over 8.000 performances. The brand continues to expand its creative reach by supporting local scenes in cities from Berlin to São Paulo, producing original film content and curating limited‑run merch drops. By blending digital streams with on‑the‑ground gatherings, Boiler Room sustains its mission of showcasing the pulse of underground music worldwide.