Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Founded

2015

Price range

$35 – $680

Shipping

Worldwide

Asket

Independent brand — verified
About

Asket is a European sustainable, minimalist clothing label for men and women, founded in Stockholm in 2015 by Jakob Sazon Dworsky and August Bard Bringéus. The founders set out to make clothing that stands the test of time, rejecting seasonal collections in favour of a single permanent collection of essentials and encouraging people to buy less but better. The range began with a T-shirt and now includes shirts, knitwear, trousers, jeans, chinos, jackets, coats, underwear and socks, with a women's permanent collection added in 2021. Garments are made in Europe from natural fibres, mainly in Portugal, with others made in Italy and Romania, and are offered in custom sizing. Asket publishes full supply-chain traceability and an impact receipt for each product, showing its carbon, water and energy footprint. It repairs garments for free in its stores, ships spare parts worldwide and buys back unwanted pieces for resale or recycling. Asket launched through a Kickstarter campaign that raised about 45,800 euros for its first T-shirt production. It has since opened stores in Stockholm and other cities.

Brand Details

Portugal, Italy & Romania

Organic Cotton
Merino Wool
Recycled Wool
Linen
Cashmere
Leather
Recycled Polyester
NATIVA
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
J
Jakob Sazon Dworsky
A
August Bard Bringéus

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Asket make?
Asket is a Swedish brand making a permanent collection of timeless wardrobe essentials for men and women, with no seasonal collections. It makes T-shirts, shirts, knitwear, trousers, jeans, jackets and coats, plus underwear and socks.
What knitwear and other pieces does Asket sell?
Asket's knitwear includes merino and lambswool pullovers, wool sweaters and cashmere sweaters. It also sells cotton T-shirts, oxford and flannel shirts, denim jeans, chinos, wool and cotton jackets, knitted cotton underpants and cotton and merino socks.
How much does Asket cost?
Asket is a premium brand, with underwear from about $35 USD and jeans around $230. Its wool pullovers cost about $420, cashmere sweaters about $500–$530 and jackets about $510–$680, while socks start at about $20.
Where is Asket located?
Asket is based in Stockholm, Sweden. It sells mainly online and has a store in Stockholm.
Who founded Asket?
Asket was founded in Stockholm in 2015 by August Bard Bringéus and Jakob Dworsky. They set out to make fewer, better garments as an alternative to seasonal fashion.
Who owns Asket?
Asket is an independent label founded and led by August Bard Bringéus and Jakob Dworsky.
Where is Asket made, and is it sustainable?
Asket's product data lists most pieces as made in Portugal, with others made in Italy and Romania. It shows full supply chain traceability and an impact receipt for every product and offers custom sizing, repairs and take-back.

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