Designer Clothing Brands

Clothing Co. is a designer clothing brand founded by Lauren, a surf and fashion enthusiast who spent years working corporate jobs before tracing her passion back to two transformative experiences — the confidence she felt playing in dress-up clothes as a child and the thrill she discovered upon catching her first wave. Combining these two feelings, Lauren launched Lo Tide to bring that same sense of confident excitement to women everywhere, whether they ever set foot in the ocean or not. The brand specializes in surf-inspired womenswear designed to capture the carefree spirit of coastal living and empower women to feel bold, beautiful, and self-assured in their everyday style.

Misha is a romantically beautiful French kids clothing brand founded in 2012 in Paris by Marie and Aurélie, inspired by a transformative journey to Delhi, India, that introduced the founders to the extraordinary world of artisan textile craftsmanship. Specializing in bohemian girls' clothing for babies and children, the brand is celebrated for its ethereally beautiful garments featuring fine hand embroidery, delicate lacework, and intricate hand-smocking sourced from skilled artisans across the world. Louise Misha's collections blend French romanticism with global craft traditions, producing flowing dresses, printed separates, and accessories that feel entirely unique within the children's fashion landscape. Every piece carries a sense of wanderlust and artisan care that resonates deeply with parents drawn to clothing that tells a story and wears its origins with pride.

Arçay is a Turkish designer who made a dramatic career change from a long career as a top technology industry executive to launch her namesake designer clothing brand in 2016 in Istanbul. The decision was deeply personal, born from the sudden loss of her mother, who instilled in her the conviction that there might not be a tomorrow, pushing her to finally pursue her lifelong dream of fashion design. The brand is named after her maternal grandmother, a strong and creative woman from Crete Island who had never allowed her name to be passed to any grandchild until Zeynep was born. Designed in her Istanbul atelier, the collection features clean, minimalistic silhouettes rooted in tailoring through paper-thin leather, silk, and wool, and has gained a celebrity following including Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Jessica Biel, with stockists including Net-a-Porter, Harrods, Saks Fifth Avenue, and The Webster.

Hamlyn is founded in 2015 by New Zealand designer Wynn Crawshaw, who hails from the kiwifruit orchards of New Zealand's Bay of Plenty and built this designer clothing brand organically from a small Auckland studio where he was experimenting with garments outside of work hours. The brand started with a debut knitwear collection that stores picked up and wanted to buy, growing from there into a fully formed label known for technical knitwear, precision tailoring, and handcrafted details including macramé, crochet, and unique prints. Wynn Hamlyn became a beloved presence at New Zealand Fashion Week and gained international stockists including Bloomingdale's, Harvey Nichols in the Middle East, and Moda Operandi, with Michelle Obama and Pete Davidson both wearing the brand. Sadly, in 2026 Crawshaw announced the brand would be pressing pause, citing a business structure that no longer supported his vision for creation.

is founded in 2021 by fashion industry veterans Anna Bakst, former CEO of Kate Spade New York and group president of Michael Kors, and Michele Rutigliano, former vice president of global merchandising at Kate Spade and Marc Jacobs. This designer clothing brand was built around a radical premise: instead of developing new materials, it rescues luxury deadstock fabrics and leathers left over from other brands and past seasons at top European mills, turning them into elevated contemporary ready-to-wear and accessories. The name reflects the founders' belief that they are "WE-AR4" things like planet responsibility and the future of fashion, and every collection is a tight capsule of bespoke pieces with small production runs that underscore its exclusivity. The brand launched direct-to-consumer in fall 2021 and quickly expanded into Bergdorf Goodman, Selfridges, Lane Crawford, and Nordstrom.

Clothing is founded by veteran designer Trish Wescoat Pound, who previously founded Haute Hippie and earlier worked at Theory and Michael Kors, and launched this designer clothing brand after a period of quiet development following the forced sale of her earlier label. The idea for the brand began with a quest to design the perfect white shirt, reimagining men's shirting for a woman's body with impeccable detailing in Italian cotton, and this "Boyfriend Shirt" became the foundation for what grew into an elevated line of American sportswear essentials. Raised in Oklahoma with an unmistakable New York sensibility, founder Trish Wescoat Pound blends the utilitarian spirit of the American Midwest with metropolitan precision, drawing on American heritage workwear and men's tailoring as core influences. Each collection is made from Italian fabrics and produced within a two-block radius in New York City's Garment District.

Cashmere is founded in 1989 by Hong Kong-born Augustine Tse, who had worked setting up cashmere factories in northwest China before moving to Los Angeles and launching this designer clothing brand with the intention of redefining the use of cashmere and dismantling the perception that luxury has to be traditional. Recognizing that the fiber had been used very one-dimensionally and reserved for the elite, Tse began manipulating cashmere in unconventional ways, creating a modern approach to the material that expanded it into a complete expression of everyday dressing. The brand became a leader in luxury knitwear innovation and was an early employer of major fashion talents including Narciso Rodriguez, Victor Alfaro, and Hussein Chalayan. TSE owns its own goats and factories in Mongolia and China, ensuring complete control from raw material sourcing through to finished goods production.

is co-founded in 2019 by husband-and-wife team Alex and Michael Toccin, who met at George Washington University and later both attended Parsons School of Design before spending a decade each in separate fashion industry roles including merchandising, sales, PR, and styling. The brand grew directly from their personal Instagram community, where their followers' feedback revealed a clear gap in the market for clothing that made women feel comfortable, confident, and stylish all at once. This designer clothing brand launched as a capsule of approachable dresses and jackets and has since expanded into a fully developed lifestyle collection of knitwear, blazers, trousers, and tops. Today Toccin is stocked at Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, and Bergdorf Goodman, with a growing retail presence across the US and Canada.