7. Maison Labiche

The theme of each season’s collection is based on a new trip from Paris, a city meaningful to Maison Labiche. The result is a fusion between Parisian heritage and fantastic inspiration to a more or less distant destination. A Maison Labiche wardrobe consists of timeless basics enhanced with classic sophistication.

The brand also embraces exclusive collaborations with high-end concept stores and brands every season. The Maison Labiche t-shirt is a blank canvas on which anyone can customize on all their iconic products such as sailor shirts or sweatshirts. The pioneering personalization of Maison Labiche embroiderers is available for each t-shirt, sailor shirt, or sweatshirt.

​​8. The Kooples

With a love for all things rock history, the brand finds its influence through the iconic couples of the vintage rock era. Known for military elegance, flight jackets, cardigans, British-styled “Crombie” coats, and their version of the three-piece suit, these are essential items that make up this fashion brand’s collection. With this in mind, they create androgynous items that are interchangeable between couples, thus allowing lovebirds to shop and dress together. The Kooples adverts feature real couples and real stories, captioned with the words, “We have been a couple for…” 

9. Officine Generale

Surprisingly approachable clothing, especially for a French brand, Officine Generale embraces urban, utilitarian, retro, and sporty all at once. Their pieces are made for everyday life, and they should be approached and worn as such. Designer Pierre Mahéo creates styles he would wear himself including things he could wear skiing in the winter, sailing in the summer, and generally just existing on the streets of Paris at any time of the year.

The color palettes are often focused on earth tones that can easily be mixed and matched, taking the deliberation process out of choosing what to wear each day. If you are colorblind, this really takes the guesswork out of putting your look together.