Location

New York, USA

Founded

2014

Price range

$68 – $3,995

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

176 products

Size range

XXS–XXL

Sandy Liang

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About

Sandy Liang is an American designer luxury clothing and accessories label for women, founded in New York in 2014 by Sandy Liang. Liang launched her namesake label after studying at Parsons School of Design, and her work draws on New York's Chinatown, childhood nostalgia and her family's restaurant, Congee Village. Her collections are known for a playful, girlish point of view inspired by the style of Chinatown grandmothers. The label makes dresses, skirts, trousers, jackets and knits, along with shoes, bags, jewellery and hair accessories. Signature pieces include its colourful fleece jackets, bows, Mary Jane flats, the Murray Dress, Maman Pants and the Knoll Jacket. Collections are designed in its Lower East Side studio, with many pieces made in New York City and others made in Italy. Liang favours characterful, nostalgic design and materials such as cotton, wool and silk, keeping much of her production close to home in New York. Sandy Liang opened its first flagship store at 28 Orchard Street in December 2020. The brand has collaborated with Salomon on sneakers, including the RX Marie-Jeanne and Speedcross 3, and remains independent and owned by its founder.

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Brand Details

USA & Italy

Cotton
Polyester
Nylon
Wool
Silk
Viscose
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Sandy Liang make?
Sandy Liang is a New York womenswear label making playful clothing inspired by the grandmothers of New York's Chinatown. It also makes shoes, bags, jewellery and hair accessories.
What dresses and other pieces does Sandy Liang sell?
Sandy Liang's range includes the Murray Dress, Maman Pants, Paprika Pant, the Knoll Jacket and the Visby Puffer, and the brand became known for its colourful fleece jackets. It also sells Mary Jane flats, bow bags, hair claws and socks.
How much does Sandy Liang cost?
Sandy Liang is a designer brand, with most clothing priced from about $120 to $1,600 USD. Dresses and pants usually cost around $395–$495, and special dresses can cost up to $3,995, while socks start at $38.
Where is Sandy Liang located?
Sandy Liang is based on the Lower East Side of New York City, USA, with its flagship store at 28 Orchard Street.
Who founded Sandy Liang?
Sandy Liang was founded in New York in 2014 by designer Sandy Liang, who studied at Parsons School of Design. Her family's Chinatown restaurant, Congee Village, and the style of Chinatown grandmothers have long inspired her designs.
Who owns Sandy Liang?
Sandy Liang is an independent, privately held label owned and run by its founder, Sandy Liang.
Where is Sandy Liang clothing made?
Sandy Liang designs its collections in its Lower East Side studio, and several of its pieces are made in New York City.

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