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Vintage — fashion brands
Brands whose descriptions mention Vintage. View their profiles, countries and founding years.
346 is a sub-line of Brooks Brothers, and its name derives from 346 Madison Avenue, the location of the flagship store. Brooks Brothers is a long-established American company founded in New York in 1818 by Henry Sands Brooks. 346 has historically been used for a mid-range line aimed at factory stores, offering shirts, suits, jackets, outerwear, and other items at accessible price points. No founding year for 346 itself has been made public, and the label is found mainly on vintage items and in factory stores.
With the six universal elements of “SPORTS,” “MILITARY,” “ETHNIC,” “MARINE,” “WORK,” and “SCHOOL” as its foundation, the label presents refined adult casual styles for mature women, ranging from mode to vintage.
Genderless Fashion Designer Brand
A timeless journey
The mecca of vintage
Luxury Upcycling through the Lens of Creative Minds.
Archiving cultures from the 1980s through the 2000s while reinterpreting retro moods and translating them into street fashion
The brand name is an abbreviation of “around land” and means “our space.” With a focus on a trendy sensibility, a vintage mood, and simple details and colors, the brand presents comfortable, contemporary products that are easy to incorporate into everyday life.
French-Style for you
ACASAM is a Japanese casualwear brand launched in 2016. It began as a women’s brand based on American casual style and paused temporarily after about two years of activity, resuming in 2024 with a focus on cut-and-sew garments. Centered on American casualwear informed by the designer’s knowledge of vintage, the brand offers T-shirts, sweatshirts, and other pieces incorporating vintage details and atmosphere.
Accessories that bring color to the time of radiant women
AFB is a Japanese streetwear brand founded in Tokyo in 2020 by Yuta Nishitani (YUTA), who is from Saitama Prefecture. Nishitani, who has experience as a director of an archive store and a buyer for a select shop, designs the collections. Drawing inspiration from diverse cultures, including music, art, film, and vintage clothing, the brand releases clothing, bags, hats, accessories, and other items with a playful spirit and originality, each season organized around a theme. Its pieces are characterized by star motifs and studs, and are stocked by select shops in Japan and overseas.
A stably balanced combination of vintage and modern cultural elements reconstructed with a new perspective.
AGOLDE is a fashion forward denim label, experimental in both approach and design.
It is also a commitment—to slower fashion, thoughtful sourcing, and creating beauty that remembers where it came from.
AKIMBO CLUB is a streetwear brand based in Salt Lake City, Utah, that began in 2019 as a vintage goods resale business. Drawing on the collection and research of workwear and sportswear, it offers hoodies, sweatpants, T-shirts, outerwear, and other pieces that reinterpret vintage elements in a contemporary way. The brand also undertakes limited-production and community-based projects and collaborates with contemporary artists and other brands. Its signature graphics include Realtree-style camouflage.
Translates punk, heavy metal and grunge countercultural influences into contemporary streetwear, reworking vintage and surplus materials with a focus on self-expression.
The brand creates uniquely designed accessories that combine vintage elements or trendy styles, serving not only as accessories but also as important accents in styling.
The brand offers a wide range of vintage-inspired items and provides affordable, trend-conscious fashion for people in their 20s to 40s.
Recontextualizing (recontextualization)
ALO Essential is a sub-line offered by ALO EYEWEAR, an eyewear brand originating in South Korea. Centered on sunglasses, its lineup includes models for active sports, flicker-style frames, and vintage frames. The brand’s official communications describe it as featuring trend-conscious designs and accessible price points. The parent brand, ALO, was founded in South Korea in 2006 by Park Hyunjin and is still carried at department stores and other retailers in the country. Multiple Essential models have been confirmed for sale through the official online store. No line-specific founder or designer can be identified from publicly available information.
NO RULES FOR FASHION
something new & surprising
Centered on denim, a local industry in Okayama, the label explores the possibilities of processing, aging, and remaking, creating products based on these techniques and developing more versatile creations derived from them.
Creating new vintage for the next era
Items that convey the stories and worldviews of four fictional characters living in the 1950s and 1960s.
The belief that, as a design-focused cut-and-sew brand, it should be second to none
Inspired by a global lifestyle and deeply rooted in bohemian and vintage influences.
Modern vintage that wears emotion
Never neglect a single creation or refinement.
VINTAGEESSENCE / TREND SILHOUETTE / DESIGN BALANCE
day off wear
As a reproduction label that adds a contemporary interpretation to timeless concepts of the past, it presents new collections that combine heritage and modernity and aim to become vintage of the future.
a real - world way
Love yourself
an avant-garde way through uncertainty of vintage and contemporary, femininity and masculinity, technical details and artistic movements.
Everything starts with “@(ATMARK)”
The name for its work was chosen by likening its original approach to clothing design to an auberge where food, time, and space are enjoyed.
To transcend all boundaries and let everyone enjoy fashion
Characterized by multiple compartments, the Multipocket’s construction recalls vintage tool boxes.
The essence of ADIEU channels both simplicity and excellence.
Ahluwalia represents the intersection between near and far, past and present.
Aigner Vintage is a commonly used term for vintage and pre-owned Etienne Aigner products, not an independent official brand. Etienne Aigner was a designer from Hungary who began working in New York in the 1950s and opened a showroom in Manhattan in 1959. The term refers to archival pieces from the brand, which primarily offered leather bags and accessories.
An elegant and refined shoe… for a strong personality.
The brand proposes clothes that preserve the feeling of wearing them for the first time, no matter how much time passes.
NO RULES FOR FASHION
Sun. Sea. People.
Creating new vintage for the next era
From Visionaries to Visionaries