Denim & Workwear in New York
10 stores · curated ORBIS register
3sixteen introduced its SL-100x jeans in 2008 using custom selvedge denim woven by Kuroki Mills in Okayama. Blue in Green stocks Japanese denim in SoHo and provides in-house chain-stitch hemming, connecting a jeans purchase with a fitting service. DL1961 builds its denim range around stretch fabric through a family-owned operation founded in New York in 2008.
New York denim label founded in 2003 by Andrew Chen and Johan Lam; introduced its first jeans, the SL-100x, in 2008 using custom 14.5oz selvedge fabric woven by Kuroki Mills in Okayama, Japan. Flagship store in Nolita.
Aéropostale sells casual basics, denim, activewear and logo pieces aimed at teenagers and young adults. Frequent promotions and broad sizing make it a value-led mall chain rather than a specialist label.
SoHo’s Japanese-denim embassy — loomstate rolls, chain-stitch hemming machine humming in back, Momotaro to Warehouse wall to wall.
New York denim label founded in 2008 by husband-and-wife team Faisal and Maliha Ahmed. A family-owned, vertically integrated operation built around its patented XFIT Lycra stretch fabric, with a stated focus on reduced-water-use production and named a Fast Company Most Innovative Company in 2023.
Daiki Suzuki’s Nepenthes flagship — asymmetric pockets, fabric-mixing genius, New York’s most influential workwear mind.
Kozaburo Akasaka's artisanal denim — hand-pleated, hand-dyed, and the Japanese-born designer creating sculptural denim in New York.
Denim brand founded in Brooklyn in 1998 by Christian McCann; opened its first storefront in 2013 in a former Ridgewood, Queens sweater factory; makes 100%-American-made selvedge denim from US, Japanese and Italian fabric.
New York–British hybrid fashion since 2002—rag & bone merges Manhattan directness with inherited British tailoring and craftsman-sourced manufacturing.
Memphis-founded streetwear-denim label built by A. Ibrahim, known for stacked-flare, distressed jeans; the brand name blends 'V' for the founder's five brothers with the Arabic word for clothing.
Veronica Beard builds polished American womenswear around blazers, dresses, denim and the interchangeable Dickey Jacket system. The removable inserts let one jacket shift in colour, texture and season.