ANARKH

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Made with love in Brooklyn NYC, for women, by women
ANARKH is a womenswear brand founded around 2007 in Brooklyn, New York, USA, by designer Ana Raffieri. Drawing on traditional Georgian clothing, Japanese aesthetics, and an interest in European fashion history, the brand aims to combine luxury with comfort. Its collections feature garments made with sustainable materials, with a focus on reducing waste through zero-waste cutting and the use of deadstock fabrics. In 2013, it developed NRK as a line for looks with a different direction.

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At the core of Anarkh lies a love and appreciation for traditional Georgian costume, Japanese aesthetics, and the romanticism of European fashion history.

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2013
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An offshoot line that broadens avant-garde expression and inclusivity

NRK is an independent line within the brand family, developed in 2013 as ANARKH expanded a

NRK is an independent line within the brand family, developed in 2013 as ANARKH expanded and its looks with different directions became more distinct. It shares ANARKH’s sustainable production policies, including zero-waste cutting and the use of deadstock materials, while taking on a more adventurous and avant-garde style. It differs from ANARKH in its use of technical materials that resist wrinkling and are suitable for travel, as well as its broader size range. It is positioned as an offshoot line that branches out from the main brand’s direction and strengthens contemporary avant-garde expression and inclusivity.

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