FLAVNT Streetwear is an LGBTQIA+-owned and operated independent clothing brand founded in 2014 in Austin, Texas by twin siblings Chris and Courtney Rhodes, built around the idea that clothing could do more than look good, it could help people feel seen, affirmed, and proud. The brand rejects traditional gender labels in fashion, designing pieces meant to be worn by anyone regardless of gender identity, and features gay, lesbian, queer, and trans models in its campaigns to spotlight a community FLAVNT says is often overlooked in mainstream fashion. FLAVNT is also known for creating the first chest binder available in a range of skin tones, the Bareskin Binder, now offered in seven colors and seven sizes, which changed the binder market by giving customers a more inclusive option for a closer-to-skin look under clothing. Beyond apparel, giving back is central to FLAVNT's business model: the brand partners directly with individual trans community members raising funds for gender-affirming surgeries, having contributed more than $32,000 across 15 individual fundraisers over the past seven years, and customers can add a direct donation to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute at checkout. Much of FLAVNT's apparel is printed locally in Austin, and seasonal collections like its Pride capsules are produced made-to-order to avoid overproduction and excess inventory waste, with a portion of proceeds from select collections going toward LGBTQ+ organizations. The brand also runs a recurring "We Made Too Much" clearance collection, clearing out past seasonal designs at steep discounts once new capsules launch. Returns and exchanges for wrong size or fit are accepted for store credit within 20 days of delivery, and FLAVNT's small team handles customer support directly rather than through a large call center, reflecting its identity as a small, independent, community-first brand rather than a mass-market retailer.