Location

New York, USA

Founded

2015

Price range

$46.80 – $132

Shipping

USA, Canada, UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Mexico, Israel, Spain

Catalogue

71 products

Size range

XS–XL

Crow Collective

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Crow Collective is a minimalist American everyday clothing label, founded in New York in 2015 by Evan Novis. Novis bought a small company called Yoga Crow, which made stretchy, non-restrictive practice shorts for men, and transformed its idea into versatile wardrobe essentials for urban nomads. Inspired by a crow's symbolism as a seeker and shapeshifting traveller, he set out to make one pair of pants you could do anything in and still look amazing. The collection includes the signature Journey Pant and Journey Short, the Flow 5" and Swerve 7" shorts from its Yoga Crow line, shirts, and West Side hoodies and crewnecks. Clothing is made in the USA, with clean, modern cuts that can be dressed up, dressed down and worn from the streets of New York to the yoga studio. The Journey Pant is soft, four-way stretch and moisture-wicking, with pockets and an elastic drawstring waist, designed for movement throughout the day. Locally made, minimalist staples are designed to be worn often, so customers do not need to change clothes for every moment. Crow Collective was named one of MR Magazine's Ones to Watch and is sold through Garmentory.

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USA
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
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Evan Novis

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Crow Collective make?
Crow Collective is a New York label making versatile everyday clothing, mainly shorts, pants and sweats that work from the street to the yoga studio. Its pieces have clean, modern cuts that can be dressed up or down.
What shorts and pants does Crow Collective sell?
Crow Collective's signature piece is the Journey Pant, the style the brand started with, which also comes as the Journey Short. It also sells the Flow 5" and Swerve 7" shorts from its Yoga Crow line, plus West Side hoodies and crewnecks.
How much does Crow Collective cost?
Crow Collective is a mid-range brand, with clothing priced from about $47 to $132 USD. Swerve and Flow shorts cost around $47–$78, Journey Shorts are $98 and Journey Pants are $132.
Where is Crow Collective located?
Crow Collective is based in New York, USA, and its clothing is made in Brooklyn.
Who founded Crow Collective?
Crow Collective was founded in 2015 by Evan Novis, who started the brand with the Journey Pant. He wanted to make one pair of pants you could do anything in and still look good.
Who owns Crow Collective?
Crow Collective is an independent brand owned and run by its founder, Evan Novis.
Is Crow Collective made in the USA?
Crow Collective makes its clothing locally in Brooklyn, New York, so it is made in the USA. Its minimalist staples are designed to be worn often, and some styles use recycled materials.

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