New Designers

Facettes Studio brings elegance to eco-friendly fashion with women's wardrobe essentials selected for the multifaceted woman. Timeless and circular. Sustainable and elegant. Eco-responsibility without compromise. The brand represents a simplified way of dressing, from morning to night. A timeless, circular and transparent wardrobe that dresses your daily life in all its facets. They don't make fashion, they make beautiful clothes.

The Standard Stitch was founded on the belief that the fashion industry should be shaken up. The way most clothes are made is wasteful, dirty, and downright harmful. But it doesn’t have to be, right? It’s about time the fashion industry receives a makeover. They're setting the bar higher by rethinking how clothes are made at every step. They believe cleaner, more thoughtful practices can change how fashion impacts people and the planet with a mission to create clothes that are as gentle on the earth as they are on your body—every body.

Minnie Rose is a luxury cashmere and knitwear brand that evokes a sophisticated yet playful attitude, attracting strong and successful women all over the globe. The brand was founded in 2005 by the iconic fashion visionary Lisa Shaller-Goldberg, who influenced the success of beloved brands like Juicy Couture, Ugg Australia, and True Religion. Minnie Rose has steadily proven their progressive vision for fashion while continuously cultivating the creative energy and passion that drives the brand.

Meter Moda began as a passion for sewing and naturally evolved into a Toronto-based brand offering versatile mix-and-match pieces designed to be worn in multiple ways. Founder Darja is a visual merchandising arts graduate from Toronto, born in Belgrade, and a longtime vintage enthusiast.

Committed to local production and eco-conscious practices, Meter Moda creates small-batch collections using organic, high-quality fabrics and deadstock materials. Each piece is hand-crafted in home studios in Toronto, Canada, and Belgrade, Serbia, by a dedicated two-person team.

Herderin offers qualitative clothing designed from somatic principles and constructed from fibers grown locally and organically. Their goal is to enrich bioregional health by using regional Climate Beneficial™ and regenerative fibers and keeping production local.

Chalo transforms traditional cowboy boots to simple and modern designed boots for you on the go. Their family-owned tannery-factory has specialized in cowboy craft for over 25 years, tans its own leathers, and supports small-batch collections.

Danielle Laraque founded her womenswear label, Laraque, in May 2021, drawing inspiration from her mother’s love for fashion and travel. Her collections, handcrafted in New York City, feature delicate, intricately made pieces designed to empower women and evoke confidence, comfort, and elegance. Laraque encourages self-expression and individuality, aiming to help women embrace their unique style and connect with their inner femininity through fashion.

SULLIVAN is a womenswear label established in 2023 by sisters Eva and Elena Sullivan. The duo creates high-quality staples with enduring appeal, inspired by enchanting young women building lives and wardrobes of substance. They're guided by traditional standards of excellence, an optimistic approach to innovation, and the lived experiences of their wearers. They design for style and utility in equal measure. Each collection reflects the updated and multifaceted perspective on American femininity.

Cvet Préri is a creative practice founded by Michaela Knittel, producing handcrafted, made-to-order clothing that blends vintage and modern aesthetics. Rooted in slow, ethical, and sustainable practices, the brand uses natural materials, with all pieces crafted locally from limited-run fabrics. Inspired by traditional dressmaking and family heritage, the collection reflects a playful yet timeless approach to design, offering both new pieces and curated vintage selections.

Linenfox is a Lithuanian brand devoted to the art of sustainable, handcrafted linen clothing. Since 2014, they've embraced Oeko-Tex-certified, toxin-free linen, producing timeless, made-to-order garments with a commitment to quality and eco-conscious practices. With over 20 years of sewing expertise, their team handcrafts each piece with precision and care, ensuring that every stitch contributes to a unique garment designed to endure. Linenfox values durability, artistry, and mindful fashion—creating pieces that offer effortless style and comfort for years to come.

Rōmrōm sustainable lingerie is hand-crafted in India. Their collections highlight Indian handlooms and eco-friendly dyes with pieces made from soft, all-natural fabrics and produced with traditional crafting techniques.

Andie makes the perfect-fitting swimwear with classic, customizable silhouettes so you can move with confidence—and look good doing it.

Towa (meaning eternity in Japanese) is built on the concept of slow fashion, where each garment is designed to wear, share, repair, and repeat. Designed and made in New Zealand, Towa’s goal is to support a circular ecosystem; designing out waste, keeping materials and products in use, and regenerating natural systems. Crafted from sustainable and high-quality fabrics, Towa collections are inspired by the timeless concept of “less is more” with minimalistic and effortless designs that will stand the test of time.

Billy Reid is a southern design studio based in Alabama, taking your favorite wardrobe staples and improving them through unexpected, high-quality detailing—carefully considering every button, every thread, every stitch. Most importantly, they make clothing that is built to last and believe in creating fewer, better things.

With the motto “inhale the past, exhale the future,” ZSIGMOND preserves the designer's rural Hungarian heritage through contemporary collections. Each ZSIGMOND piece is ethically and locally produced in Hungary using sustainable production methods. The REMADE line upcycles 50 to over 100-year-old traditional Hungarian textiles. In recognition of the designs' historical significance, the Museum of Applied Arts has also acquired some of the brand's pieces.