Brand portraits
Researched portraits of clothing, accessory and jewellery labels — who owns them, where they are made, what the material is. Every claim carries a linked source.
Inditex’s biggest label — and a disclosure that stops short of a public factory list.
French label, Swiss owner — and the clearest case on this site of a price a composition line cannot explain.
Inditex’s mid-price line — often mistaken for an independent house.
Volume basics — and one of the more complete public factory lists in the sector.
One of the two brands that carry PVH Corp.
The second of PVH’s two revenue-carrying brands.
Listed with no parent group — and routinely mistaken for part of one.
Dutch label without a logo — and the only brand in our sample that publishes fabric weight, country of manufacture and cost breakdown per product.
Long silhouettes, heavy cotton, and a supplier list you can actually check.
Nordic basics at mid price, inside the same group disclosure as COS.
Denim-led Swedish label inside H&M Group.
Entry-price Swedish label inside H&M Group — standalone stores closed in 2025, continues online via Weekday.
Clothing and accessories, mid price, H&M Group.
The group’s namesake brand — and the reference point for its disclosure.
Entry-price Inditex label.
Entry-price Inditex label.
Entry-price Inditex label.
Fast Retailing’s entry-price line.
US label at the upper mid price, owned by Fast Retailing.