Designer and clothing brand names A–Z, with corporate websites, fan favorites and the wholesale brand directory.
This page lists some of the top names in fashion: 133 popular brand names, arranged A to Z, each with a link to the brand's corporate website and a short note where one applies. Below it are the fan-favorites list, the wholesale brand directories for women's, men's and children's brands, and an explanation of how large companies come to own or license so many brand names.

Find a brand by its first letter. Each entry links to the brand’s corporate website; a note follows the link where one applies.
Aeffe S.p.a.Italy
AgathaN.Y.
Energie
Jennifer Lopez's; Sweetface Fashion Company, LLC
Izodowned by Phillips Van Heusen Corp.
Louis Feraud
Madeleine Vionnet
oky-cokySpain
Olivier StrelliBeleguim
Paul Fredrick
Paul SharkItaly men's
Pepe JeansLondon
Perry Landhaus Germany
Savane Italy
Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy
Vokal
ZanettiItaly
ZeroGermany
Purchase Popular Brand Fashion at Auction. The fan favorites are:
Research the following fashion brands at auction: Prada, Fendi, Diesel, Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Cavalli, Pucci, Chanel, Valentino, Christian Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, Yves St. Laurent, Versace, Armani, Marithe & Francois Girbaud, Salvatore Ferragamo, Krizia, Helmut Lang, Hugo Boss, Missoni, Gucci, Celine, Pierre Cardin, Karl Lagerfeld, Massimo, Via Spiga, Norma Kamali, Guy Laroche, Istante, Jean Louis Scherrer, Coogi, Iceberg, Viviana Soppeno, Jill Sanders, Laura Biagiotti, Etro, Hermes, Issey Miyake, Emanuel Ungaro, Nina Ricci, Sonia Rykiel, Vivienne Westwood, Romeo Gigli, Cerruti, Luciano Soprani, Byblos, Rocco Barocco, GFF Gianfranco Ferre, La Perla, Alberta Ferretti, Miu Miu, Moschino, Gianni Versace, Katherine Hamnett, Thierry Mugler, Trussardi, Cividini, Exte and Bally.
The Popular Brands section of Apparel Search is where the top names in fashion are gathered in one place, from luxury houses and designer labels to sportswear, denim and streetwear brands that sell in quantity at retail. If you have suggestions for the addition or removal of designers from this list, contact Apparel Search with your thoughts and suggestions. If you are looking for additional wholesalers — designers and companies selling clothing to retail stores — visit the Wholesaler section, which organizes suppliers by the clothing they sell.
Each entry in the directory gives the brand name and its corporate website, so a retailer, a researcher or a shopper can move from a name on a label to the company behind it in one step. Where a note adds something useful, it is kept with the entry: the country a smaller label is based in, the company that owns the brand, or the fuller form of the name, as with Izod, listed as owned by Phillips Van Heusen Corp., and OP, listed in full as OP – Ocean Pacific.
The Clothing Wholesalers directory is a leading online guide for retailers to locate fashion industry wholesalers. You can use the wholesale directory, which includes the popular fashion brands page you are currently on, to locate wholesale distributors of designer brand-name fashion. A brand name matters in wholesale because it carries recognition into the store: a retailer stocking a label customers already know spends less effort explaining the garment, and the brand's sizing, quality standards and seasonal lines give the buyer a predictable range to order against. Start from the audience directories in the guides above when you know who you are buying for, and from this A–Z list when you know the name but not the company behind it.
Do you know what wholesale clothing means in practice for the biggest fashion companies? Some companies own or license a large number of brand names. Jones Apparel Group, for example, is a leader in the apparel and footwear industries. Jones designs and markets a broad array of products, including sportswear, jeanswear, suits, dresses, menswear, shoes, accessories and costume jewelry. Jones markets its products under nationally known brands, including Jones New York, Evan-Picone, Rena Rowan, Todd Oldham, Nine West, Easy Spirit, Enzo Angiolini and Napier. Its licensed brands have also included Lauren by Ralph Lauren, Ralph by Ralph Lauren and Polo Jeans Company, licensed from Polo Ralph Lauren. You can find additional companies of this size in the fashion industry public company section. The lesson for directory users is that one corporate website can stand behind many familiar labels, so checking who owns a brand is often the fastest route to its wholesale contact.
Purchasing new and at high prices is not a necessity. You can find your favorites at traditional retail stores such as fashion boutiques or department stores, and you also have the option to find top fashion brands at auction, which is why this page keeps two research lists below the main directory: the fan favorites, and the popular designer names that shoppers most often research at auction. For retailers, the same names work in the other direction: a brand with a strong auction following is one whose wholesale lines are worth a closer look, because proven demand second-hand usually means proven demand on the rail.
Many of the names in the directory sit at the luxury end of the market. If you are working through the terminology as well as the names, the glossary entries for Luxury Fashion and High-end Fashion explain what those labels mean, and the fashion designer section is a great area to learn about popular fashion designers name by name, including the designers behind the houses listed here.
The directory lists top names in fashion across luxury houses, designer labels, sportswear, denim, footwear and streetwear: 133 brand names arranged A to Z, each with its corporate website. Suggestions for the addition or removal of designers from the list are welcome.
Through wholesale distributors of designer brand-name fashion, found in the Clothing Wholesalers directory. Wholesalers are the companies that sell clothing to retail stores, so a retailer starts from the brand's corporate website or the audience brand directories and opens a trade account with the distributor for that label.
The fan-favorites list and the popular designer names list on this page name the brands shoppers research most often at auction, including Gucci, Prada, Chanel, Dior and Versace, and the auction guides linked from those sections lead to the designer brand auction listings.
