Location

New York, USA

Founded

1998

Price range

$35 – $388

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

459 products

Size range

15 sizes

New arrivals

23 this month

Lilla P

Independent brand — verified
About

Lilla P is an American minimalist womenswear label, founded in New York in 1998 by Pauline Nakios. The Charleston native started the line in pursuit of "the perfect t-shirt", and it has since grown into a full collection of sophisticated staples and elevated basics. Each season the brand returns to its ethos of rethinking the classics, with clean lines, quality fabrics and an impeccable fit as its hallmarks, and a belief that luxury and comfort can coexist in everyday clothes. The range is built on tees and tops, from vintage-wash tees and V-necks to sleeveless and collared styles, many in soft Peruvian cotton. It also includes cable-knit and rib henley sweaters, midi and maxi dresses, pleated and wide-leg pants, skirts, shorts and jackets such as the Double Breasted Short Trench. According to WWD, Lilla P's sweaters are made in China, its cut-and-sew pieces in Peru and its wovens in India. The collection takes its design inspiration from New York City. Lilla P is an independent, family-run brand that Nakios runs with her husband and business partner, Thomas Nakios, and it sells online and through stockists.

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Brand Details

China, Peru & India

Pima Cotton
Cotton
Modal
Linen
Cashmere
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
P
Pauline Nakios

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Lilla P make?
Lilla P is a New York womenswear label making elevated basics and easy, classic wardrobe staples. Its collection includes tees, tops, sweaters, dresses, trousers, skirts, shorts and jackets.
What tees and other pieces does Lilla P sell?
Lilla P began with the search for the perfect T-shirt, and its tops range from vintage-wash tees and V-necks to sleeveless and collared styles. It also sells cable-knit and rib henley sweaters, midi and maxi dresses, pleated and wide-leg pants, and jackets like the Double Breasted Short Trench.
How much does Lilla P cost?
Lilla P is a mid-range brand, with pieces from about $35 to $388 USD. Tops mostly cost around $65–$288, sweaters about $158–$388, dresses around $210 and jackets up to about $338.
Where is Lilla P located?
Lilla P is based in New York City, USA, and draws its design inspiration from the city. It sells online and through stockists.
Who founded Lilla P?
Lilla P was founded in 1998 by Charleston native Pauline Nakios, who started it in her pursuit of the perfect T-shirt. The line has since grown into a full collection of sophisticated wardrobe staples.
Who owns Lilla P?
Lilla P is an independent, family-run brand owned by its founder, Pauline Nakios, who runs it with her husband and business partner, Thomas Nakios.
Where is Lilla P made?
Lilla P has its clothes made overseas, with sweaters made in China, cut-and-sew pieces in Peru and wovens in India, according to WWD. Many of its knit tops use soft Peruvian cotton.

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