The Neighborhood Thieves was a derivative apparel label of JUNKFOOD marketed in the United States. Commercial use of its trademark was confirmed in July 2012. Its offerings centered on T-shirts and scarves for men, women, and children, and also included posters, stickers, action figures, and skateboard decks. Delta Apparel annual reports from 2013 to 2015 listed it as part of JUNKFOOD’s portfolio, but its trademark was treated as expired on June 9, 2023, and it is now considered a discontinued brand.
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The Pleats is a pleated-wear line launched in 2025 by ATELIER NAIN, a Korean contemporary womenswear brand. Centered on heat-treated pleating, the line offers essential women’s clothing that is easy to incorporate into everyday wear, including T-shirts, blouses, cardigans, pants, and dresses. It is characterized by lightweight, soft materials, stretch, and treatments that help garments retain their shape, offering comfort and sophistication for occasions ranging from casual to formal.
Pendleton engaged the designers to create a unique collection for the company that targets a contemporary consumer and exposes the brand to new specialty retailers.
The Rollers for students was a student-oriented line derived from BANNER BARRETT, a Japanese women's brand. Established as a student line in 2008, it began operating from the 2008–09 fall/winter season as one of three lines alongside BANNER BARRETT and 13 Treize. Within a broad range of women's products that included casual items, it was positioned as a line for students. It is not listed among the brands handled on BANNER BARRETT's current official website, and no current activity has been confirmed.
Focusing on exceptional fabrics, impeccable details, and precise tailoring, the house combines a timeless perspective with subtle attitudes which form an irreverent classic signature.
The products we create are made to last and made to wear.
A standard clothing line for adult women who want to wear elegant, basic clothes that are unaffected by trends and can be worn and cherished for a long time
to make things beautiful by making beautiful things.
“Quiet strength within a comfortable tension, like wabi-sabi”
When elegance meets simplicity
WHERE EVERY STITCH TELLS A STORY
exceptional fit, fabric, and style can empower us to change the way we dress and live.
Made by NYC. Effortless by Design.
A 365-day wardrobe
the brand that will reinvent your wardrobe
Shop Fun, Stylish, and Sustainable Kids’ Clothes from Thereabouts
sunglasses being the ultimate accessory that bridges fashion, beauty, and architecture
Thom Browne is widely recognized for challenging and modernizing today’s uniform.
Thom Browne's eyewear line. It brings a polished, refined mood to classic frames.
THOM GREY is a menswear capsule/diffusion line launched by American designer Thom Browne for younger customers, with prices set below those of the main line. It began rolling out for Fall/Winter 2012, with items inspired by universities and American sportswear sold at select retailers. Conceived as a one-year project, it was later discontinued.
To offer urban men and women critical fashion that stands apart from the mainstream.
Luxury Shirts Designed In London
Thomaston was a Japanese jeans brand for teenage girls launched by BOBSON in 1976. It was developed as a women’s offshoot of BOBSON, which was based in Okayama and had worked on domestically made jeans. The brand also ran a radio campaign featuring Ryudo Uzaki and the Downtown Boogie Woogie Band. In 1988, it was recorded as one of the women’s jeans brands categorized by age group. It is not included in the current official lineup and is treated as a historical brand.
amazing retro styles you won't see anywhere else
Small happiness on your wrist!
Our eyewear collection draws inspiration from the House's iconic jewelry designs and legendary gemstones.
spark wonder and inspire the world’s greatest love stories.
A collection that celebrates, from a contemporary perspective, the specialized and technical craftsmanship of artisans rooted in the hollowware workshop
With Forge, the strongest link is the love we have for ourselves.
everyday luxury — the idea that even the most exceptional designs can have a day-to-day sensibility.
Knot is an expression of love’s unwavering bonds.
No rules. All welcome.
Man About Tiffany: The Tiffany Men’s Collection is Made for 21st-century Tastemakers
An homage to an iconic motif from 1975, T by Tiffany is an expression of love’s endless potential.
bold designs are an expression of one’s energy, power and force. A symbol of fearless individuality
Tiffany Victoria™ was created with inspiration from the highest-quality diamonds, shining like a flame.
A Different Cut
Launched as a playful, optimistic complement to Menswear and Womenswear, offering more freedom to mix tailoring pieces with premium denim.
Tiktiner is a French Riviera fashion brand founded in Nice, France, in 1949 by Dina Tiktiner Viterbo. A family-run business, it was designed by Dina and her daughter Viviane, and offered ready-to-wear including swimwear and resortwear, as well as sportswear, knitwear, and coats. Its collections were characterized by the colors and prints of the South of France, tailored sportswear separates, and two- to three-piece ensembles designed to be worn in combination. The brand expanded its distribution across Europe and North America. In 1972, a dedicated boutique opened at Selfridges in London. The operating company closed on July 24, 2025, and the brand is no longer active.
Clothes define allure, accessories define style
Nothing less than top quality
Built for the Bold
to inspire and equip consumers to step outside, work hard together and move the world forward.
Reduce. Recycle. Rethink.
Timberland Mountain Athletics was a sub-brand of Timberland launched in 1999 by the American company The Timberland Company. It focused on performance footwear and outdoor apparel designed for mountain multisports such as trail running, bouldering, and scrambling, and primarily targeted younger consumers. In 2002, the company integrated Mountain Athletics products into its outdoor performance category and ceased operating it as an independent brand.
Always Do. Never Done.
A balance of aesthetic purity, functionality, and timeless design