Location

New York, USA

Founded

2009

Price range

$35 – $232

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

344 products

Size range

1–6

Loup

Independent brand — verified
About

Loup is an American designer label for women, founded in New York in 2009 by designer Danielle Ribner. Inspired by 1960s Paris, the Brooklyn-based brand designs for the slightly curvy woman and is famous for its "life-changing" fit and curve-friendly styles. Its collections recreate beloved classics from the past in new ways so they stand the test of time. Loup is best known for high-waisted pants such as the Agnes High Rise Painter Pants and the Simone Wide Crop Jeans. It also makes tops like the Bessette Soft Washed Tee and Miranda Pointelle Tee, jumpsuits including the Billy and the Claire, dresses, the Anjelica Work Jacket, the Michelle Cable-Knit Collar Cardigan, skirts and shorts, in sizes from XXS to 4X. Clothing is made in New York City in small quantities, so no materials go to waste, and the brand reuses its remnant fabric every season. It works closely with its factories to ensure fair wages and minimal environmental impact, and offers free repairs so garments can last a lifetime. Loup's pants have been featured in New York Magazine, and the brand has a store at 508 Warren Street in Hudson, New York.

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Brand Details

USA
Cotton
Linen
Wool
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Danielle Ribner

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What kind of clothing does Loup make?
Loup is a New York womenswear brand inspired by 1960s Paris. It makes clothes for the slightly curvy woman and is known for high-waisted, curve-friendly pants.
What products does Loup sell?
Loup sells pants such as the Agnes High Rise Painter Pants, tops like the Bessette Soft Washed Tee, and jumpsuits such as the Billy Zip Front Wide Leg Jumpsuit and the Claire Jumpsuit. It also makes dresses, the Anjelica Work Jacket, the Vanessa Shearling Bomber, skirts like the Gina and Holly, and Margo shorts.
How much does Loup cost?
Loup is a mid-range brand, with clothing priced from about $35 to $232 USD. Pants cost around $67–$220, and jumpsuits about $110–$232.
Where is Loup located?
Loup is based in Brooklyn, New York, USA, and has a store at 508 Warren Street in Hudson, New York.
Who founded Loup?
Loup was founded in New York in 2009 by designer Danielle Ribner.
Who owns Loup?
Loup is an independent brand owned and run by its founder and designer, Danielle Ribner.
Where is Loup made?
Loup makes its clothing in New York City in small quantities, using ethical factories that pay fair wages. It reuses remnant fabric, offers free repairs and makes sizes from XXS to 4X.

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