From the manual array operators:
The + operator returns the right-hand array appended to the left-hand
array; for keys that exist in both arrays, the elements from the
left-hand array will be used, and the matching elements from the
right-hand array will be ignored.
So you simply filter out the goldens and the mimics, and then form the union of the filtered arrays and the original array.
<?php
$items =[
'1090' => 'BENNETON',
'6761' => 'BENNETON',
'3963' => 'BENNETON',
'1662' => 'BENNETON',
'1099' => 'BENNETON',
'694' => 'XELOLE',
'2527' => 'XELOLE',
'4553' => 'XELOLE',
'7908' => 'XELOLE',
'4787' => 'XELOLE',
'8261' => 'GOLDEN',
'8259' => 'GOLDEN',
'8265' => 'GOLDEN',
'2599' => 'VICTORYE',
'860' => 'VICTORYE',
'1117' => 'VICTORYE',
'844' => 'VICTORYE',
'2243' => 'MIMIC',
'1035' => 'MIMIC',
'1025' => 'MIMIC',
'561' => 'MIMIC',
'621' => 'MIMIC',
'2404' => 'OPTIMUM',
'2389' => 'OPTIMUM',
'2396' => 'OPTIMUM',
'1965' => 'OPTIMUM',
'2403' => 'OPTIMUM'
];
$goldens = array_filter($items, function($v) { return $v == 'GOLDEN';});
$mimics = array_filter($items, function($v) { return $v == 'MIMIC';});
$result = $goldens + $mimics + $items;
var_export($result);
Output:
array (
8261 => 'GOLDEN',
8259 => 'GOLDEN',
8265 => 'GOLDEN',
2243 => 'MIMIC',
1035 => 'MIMIC',
1025 => 'MIMIC',
561 => 'MIMIC',
621 => 'MIMIC',
1090 => 'BENNETON',
6761 => 'BENNETON',
3963 => 'BENNETON',
1662 => 'BENNETON',
1099 => 'BENNETON',
694 => 'XELOLE',
2527 => 'XELOLE',
4553 => 'XELOLE',
7908 => 'XELOLE',
4787 => 'XELOLE',
2599 => 'VICTORYE',
860 => 'VICTORYE',
1117 => 'VICTORYE',
844 => 'VICTORYE',
2404 => 'OPTIMUM',
2389 => 'OPTIMUM',
2396 => 'OPTIMUM',
1965 => 'OPTIMUM',
2403 => 'OPTIMUM',
)