Location

London, UK

Founded

2020

Price range

£45 – £1,499

Shipping

UK, USA, Canada, EU, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Switzerland, Norway +

Catalogue

184 products

Size range

XS–XL

New arrivals

2 this month

Aligne

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About

Aligne is a UK designer clothing label for women, founded in London in 2020 by Dalbir Bains. It began as a wholesale womenswear brand with a focus on sustainable fabrics and accessible everyday pieces. Ginny Seymour joined in 2022, relaunched the label in 2023 with a direct-to-consumer focus and became CEO in 2024, shaping it around design-led clothes for confident, working women. The collection covers elevated denim, tailoring, blazers, coats such as the Giselle Trench Coat, knitwear like the Rhianna Ombre Knitted Jumper, dresses, trousers, skirts, waistcoats and leather pieces. Clothing is designed in its East London studio and made mainly in China, Turkey and Romania. Materials include denim, wool, linen, leather and organic cotton, and the label's early collections were built around more sustainable fabric choices. Aligne has partnered with England footballer Lucy Bronze since 2024, runs a Women in Sport content series and has collaborated with The Observer. In April 2026 it launched in the Irish department store Brown Thomas, marking a move back into physical retail alongside its own stores.

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Brand Details

China, Turkey & Romania

Organic Cotton
Linen
Viscose
Polyester
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Dalbir Bains

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Aligne make?
Aligne is a London womenswear label known for contemporary designer clothing, including elevated denim, tailoring, outerwear and dresses for confident, working women. Its pieces aim to be design-led yet wearable at an accessible price.
What products does Aligne sell?
Aligne sells dresses, knitwear such as the Rhianna Ombre Knitted Jumper, coats like the Giselle Trench Coat, blazers, jeans, trousers, skirts, waistcoats and leather pieces.
How much does Aligne cost?
Aligne is a mid-range brand, with products priced from about £45 to £1,499 GBP. Most dresses cost around £99–£199, while leather and shearling outerwear sit at the top of the range.
Where is Aligne located?
Aligne is based in London, UK, with its design studio in East London and a US office in New York.
Who founded Aligne?
Aligne was founded in London in 2020 by Dalbir Bains as a wholesale womenswear brand. Ginny Seymour joined in 2022, relaunched the brand in 2023 and became CEO in 2024.
Who owns Aligne?
Aligne is a privately held company led by its CEO, Ginny Seymour.
Where is Aligne made?
Aligne has its clothing made mainly in China, Turkey and Romania. It uses materials such as denim, wool, linen, leather and organic cotton.

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