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Location

Los Angeles, USA

Founded

2012

Price range

$95 – $1,150

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–XXL

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74 this month

ANINE BING

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About

ANINE BING is an American designer label for women, founded in Los Angeles in 2012 by Anine Bing and Nicolai Bing. Shortly after relocating from their native Denmark to Southern California, the couple launched the brand out of their garage in Silver Lake, aiming to build a global brand of timeless wardrobe building blocks. Anine is the brand's Chief Creative Officer and Nico its President, and the label blends Scandinavian simplicity with American energy for women seeking a timeless yet confident approach to everyday style. The range covers jackets, blazers, jeans, tees, sweatshirts, knitwear and dresses, plus shoes, bags and fine jewellery. Signature pieces include the Reza, Camden and Rory jackets, the Elga blazer, Gavin, Hugh and Roy jeans and the Miles Sweatshirt. The brand doesn't publish a full list of where its clothing is made, though some pieces are made in Italy and Turkey. It reduces overproduction with test-and-reorder buying and uses some GOTS organic cotton and OEKO-TEX fabrics. ANINE BING remains an independent label led by its founders. It has stores around the world.

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Brand Details

Italy & Turkey

Cotton
Wool
Cashmere
Silk
Leather
Polyester
Viscose
GOTS
STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Anine Bing
N
Nicolai Bing

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does ANINE BING make?
ANINE BING is a Los Angeles fashion house making modern wardrobe essentials that blend Scandinavian simplicity with American energy. It makes jackets, blazers, jeans, tees, sweatshirts, knitwear and dresses, plus shoes, bags and fine jewellery.
What jackets and other pieces does ANINE BING sell?
ANINE BING's jackets include the Reza, Camden and Rory, plus blazers like the Elga. It also sells Gavin, Hugh and Roy jeans, Cade and Shelley tees, the Miles Sweatshirt, knitwear, dresses, shoes, bags and 14k gold jewellery.
How much does ANINE BING cost?
ANINE BING is a premium brand, with clothing priced from about $95 to $1,150 USD. Tees cost about $100–$180, jeans around $250–$295, sweatshirts about $200–$240 and jackets around $295–$1,150, while its fine jewellery reaches about $5,500.
Where is ANINE BING located?
ANINE BING is based in Los Angeles, California, USA, and has its own stores in cities around the world. It sells online, in its stores and through stockists.
Who founded ANINE BING?
ANINE BING was founded in 2012 by Anine Bing and her husband Nicolai (Nico) Bing, who launched it from their garage in Silver Lake shortly after moving from Denmark to Southern California. Anine is the brand's Chief Creative Officer, and Nico is its President.
Who owns ANINE BING?
ANINE BING is an independent label founded and led by Anine and Nico Bing.
Where is ANINE BING made, and is it sustainable?
ANINE BING doesn't publish a full list of where its clothing is made, though some product pages list items as made in countries such as Italy and Turkey. Its sustainability page says it reduces overproduction with test-and-reorder buying and uses some GOTS-certified organic cotton and OEKO-TEX-certified fabrics.

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