Location

New York, USA

Founded

2003

Price range

$50 – $1,300

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

397 products

Size range

XS–XL

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3sixteen

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About

3sixteen is an American designer clothing label for men, founded in New York in 2003 by Andrew Chen and Johan Lam. It began as a graphic T-shirt side project, and released its first jeans, the SL-100x, in 2008. The brand describes itself first and foremost as a denim company, with every piece designed to age well and become a permanent part of the wearer's wardrobe. The collection is built around raw selvedge jeans such as the CS-225x Classic Straight, alongside Big Oxford shirts, Crosscut Flannels, work pants, outerwear, knitwear, tees and accessories. Much of it is made in the USA, with other pieces produced in India and Portugal. 3sixteen's denim is woven to its own specification by Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan, on vintage shuttle looms, giving it a fabric no one else can buy. Details are built for longevity, from a tucked chainstitch waistband to heavyweight English bridle leather patches made by Tanner Goods in Portland. The brand runs a flagship store in Nolita and is sold by stockists such as Huckberry and Franklin & Poe. It also publishes an interview series, Singularities, and runs the artist collaboration project Vanguard.

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Brand Details

India, USA & Portugal

Cotton
Denim
Leather
Wool
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
A
Andrew Chen
J
Johan Lam

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does 3sixteen make?
3sixteen is a New York denim and menswear label known for raw selvedge jeans and durable everyday American clothing. Its shirts, outerwear and basics follow the same idea as its jeans, using fabrics chosen to age well with wear.
What products does 3sixteen sell?
3sixteen sells selvedge jeans such as the CS-225x Classic Straight and RS-105x Relaxed Straight, along with Big Oxford shirts, Work Pants and Work Blazers. It also makes Crosscut Flannels, Cycling and Hunting Jackets, knitwear, fleece, tees, footwear, eyewear and accessories.
How much does 3sixteen cost?
3sixteen is a mid-range brand, with products priced from about $50 to $1,300 USD. Most jeans cost around $250–$345, shirts about $175–$285, and outerwear starts at around $215.
Where is 3sixteen located?
3sixteen is based in New York City, USA, with a flagship store in Nolita.
Who founded 3sixteen?
3sixteen was founded in 2003 by Andrew Chen as a graphic T-shirt side project, with Johan Lam involved from the start and becoming a co-owner in 2007. The brand released its first jeans, the SL-100x, in 2008.
Who owns 3sixteen?
3sixteen is an independent, privately owned brand run by Andrew Chen and Johan Lam.
Where is 3sixteen made?
3sixteen makes much of its clothing in the USA, with other pieces produced in India and Portugal. Its signature jeans use custom selvedge denim developed with Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan.

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