Location

Los Angeles, California, USA

Founded

2018

Price range

$88 – $895

Shipping

USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, UAE

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XS–3XL

New arrivals

57 this month

Sene Studio

Independent brand — verified
About

Studio A Los Angeles-based custom clothing brand founded by cousins Ray Li and Mark Zheng, Sene Studio is on a mission to make sizeless clothing accessible for everyone. Using their proprietary SmartFit AI technology, they create made-to-measure t-shirts, jeans, suits, and stretch trousers tailored to each customer's exact body. With a 60-day fit guarantee, sustainable production partners, and SA8000-certified factories ensuring fair wages, Sene eliminates the frustration of standard sizing while dramatically reducing fashion waste through precise, on-demand manufacturing.

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Brand Details

China & USA

French Terry
Merino Wool
Pima
Wool
Silk
OEKO-TEX
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
R
Ray Li
M
Mark Zheng

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Who founded Sene Studio?
Studio A Los Angeles-based custom clothing brand founded by cousins Ray Li and Mark Zheng, Sene Studio is on a mission to make sizeless clothing accessible for everyone.
When was Sene Studio founded?
Sene Studio was founded in 2018.
Is Sene Studio sustainable or ethical?
With a 60-day fit guarantee, sustainable production partners, and SA8000-certified factories ensuring fair wages, Sene eliminates the frustration of standard sizing while dramatically reducing fashion waste through precise, on-demand manufacturing.
What products does Sene Studio offer?
Using their proprietary SmartFit AI technology, they create made-to-measure t-shirts, jeans, suits, and stretch trousers tailored to each customer's exact body. With a 60-day fit guarantee, sustainable production partners, and SA8000-certified factories ensuring fair wages, Sene eliminates the frustration of standard sizing while dramatically reducing fashion waste through precise, on-demand manufacturing.

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