Location

Los Angeles, USA

Founded

2017

Price range

$10 – $195

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

S–XL

New arrivals

124 this month

Le Bon Shoppe

Independent brand — verified
About

Le Bon Shoppe is an American minimalist basics label, founded in Los Angeles in 2017 by a pair of old friends who met while working in the fashion industry. The brand was conceived over good food and conversation in a small apartment in the Arts District, and its founders choose to stay out of the spotlight and let the products speak. The name means "The Good Shop", and the aim is simple everyday pieces that are easy to wear but hard to find, in fresh colours and non-seasonal designs. Le Bon Shoppe is best known for its socks, including Her Socks, Girlfriend Socks, Boyfriend Socks, Cloud Socks and Sneaker Socks in a wide range of colours. It also makes tees such as the Vintage Boy Tee and Naturelle Tee, tops, parachute pants, mohair sweaters, alpaca cardigans, dresses and shawls. Most socks and many garments are made in South Korea, with some tees made in Los Angeles from organic cotton and a few pieces made in China. The brand produces small, limited runs calculated so it can sell everything before making more, so it carries no overstock. It sells online and through stockists.

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Brand Details

South Korea, USA & China

Cotton
Modal
Nylon
Spandex
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Le Bon Shoppe make?
Le Bon Shoppe is a Los Angeles brand making everyday wardrobe staples, best known for its socks. Alongside socks, it makes tees, tops, sweaters, cardigans, pants, dresses and shawls.
What socks and other pieces does Le Bon Shoppe sell?
Le Bon Shoppe's signature socks include Her Socks, Girlfriend Socks, Boyfriend Socks, Cloud Socks and Sneaker Socks in a wide range of colours. It also sells tees like the Vintage Boy Tee and Little Boy Tee, parachute pants, mohair sweaters and alpaca cardigans.
How much does Le Bon Shoppe cost?
Le Bon Shoppe is a mid-range brand, with pieces from about $10 USD for sneaker socks up to $195 for its alpaca cardigans and jackets. Most socks cost around $14–$16, tees and tops about $49–$135 and pants around $94–$135.
Where is Le Bon Shoppe located?
Le Bon Shoppe is based in Los Angeles, California, USA, where it began in an apartment in the Arts District. It sells through its own online store and stockists.
Who founded Le Bon Shoppe?
Le Bon Shoppe was founded in 2017 by old friends who met while working together in the fashion industry. The founders choose to stay out of the spotlight, so the brand doesn't publish their names.
Who owns Le Bon Shoppe?
Le Bon Shoppe is an independently run label.
Where is Le Bon Shoppe made, and is it sustainable?
Le Bon Shoppe makes most of its socks and many garments in South Korea, with some tees made in Los Angeles and a few pieces made in China. It follows a slow-fashion approach, producing small, limited runs so it can sell out without overstock.

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