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fashionindie was founded on a simple premise: dressing should be an authentic expression of personal narrative, free from mass-market repetition.
We are not a department store, and we are not a marketplace. We are a small curatorial team working directly with independent designers — the kind of people who cut their own patterns, hand-dye their own fabrics, and build a career one garment at a time.
We work directly with emerging independent designers, boutique artisans, and sustainable textile studios across the globe. Every piece in our shop is selected for its architectural form, tactile qualities, and longevity.
We reject seasonal throwaway culture in favor of "The Indie Wardrobe"—a versatile, evolving collection of garments that grow richer with time and personal styling.
That wardrobe is built slowly. We add new pieces in small drops rather than entire seasonal collections, because the designers we work with cannot produce at scale without sacrificing the reason we chose them in the first place. Sizes sell out. Restocks take time. This is not a flaw in our model — it is the model.
— fashionindie Editorial Team
fashionindie began in 2018 with a single rack of clothing in the back of a ceramics studio. The founder had spent six years working as a buyer for a mid-sized retail chain and had grown tired of watching independent labels get squeezed out of the market — not because their clothes were worse, but because they could not produce the volume the chain needed.
The first collection carried five pieces from one designer. Nothing sold for the first three weeks. Then a single coat went viral on a small Instagram account, and suddenly there was a queue. What mattered was not the viral moment — it was that the designer, for the first time in two years, got paid for a full production run without having to compromise on fabric or construction.
Over the following years, the shop grew slowly and deliberately. We added designers one at a time — never more than three in a single year. Each one was visited in person, each collection was worn and tested by our team for weeks before going live, and every piece we could not personally recommend was left off the shop entirely.
Today fashionindie carries work from thirty-four independent designers across eleven countries. We have never taken a single brand on consignment, we have never accepted a payment for placement, and we have never run a sale to clear inventory. What you see on the shop is what we actually believe in.
First collection: five pieces, one designer, one rack.
Across eleven countries. Each one visited in person.
Deliberately limited. We would rather go deep than wide.
Every designer on the shop is contacted directly. No wholesale agents, no trade shows, no middlemen. This means we know exactly who made each piece and under what conditions — and so do you.
We do not ask designers to scale beyond what they can produce well. If a piece sells out, that is the correct outcome. We will not push for a larger run simply to meet demand.
We do not run four collections a year. We add pieces when they are ready, and we keep them in the shop for as long as they remain relevant. Nothing is discounted, and nothing is removed to make room for the next drop.
Every product page describes the fabric, the construction, and the designer's process. Where a piece has a limitation — a delicate weave, a specific care requirement, a sizing quirk — we say so clearly rather than hiding it in fine print.
The designers on the shop fall into three rough categories. Each one is treated differently, because each one has different needs.
Recent graduates or self-taught makers producing their first or second collection. We provide pricing guidance, photography support, and a guaranteed purchase on their first run — so they can afford to make the next one.
Small studios with a decade or more of continuous work, often family-run. These designers set their own prices, choose which pieces to release, and ship from their own workshop. We simply provide the platform and the audience.
Makers working in traditional techniques — hand-weaving, natural dyeing, leather tanning — who may produce only a few pieces a month. Their work is often the slowest to arrive and the first to sell out.
Five pieces from one designer, on a single rack in the back of a ceramics studio.
A linen atelier in Lithuania becomes the first non-local partner. Shipping infrastructure built in-house.
Launch of our styling journal, written entirely by the curatorial team rather than an external agency.
Free repairs on every garment purchased from the shop, regardless of how long ago it was bought.
The largest the shop has ever been — and the largest it will likely remain, by design.
We will never ask a designer to scale production beyond what their workshop can handle. If a piece sells out, we wait for the next run — however long that takes.
We do not discount, we do not run end-of-season sales, and we do not clear inventory. Our prices are what they cost to make, and they remain stable.
No designer has ever paid for placement on the shop. Selection is entirely editorial, and we accept no commission on the sales themselves.
We do not stock a piece because a particular silhouette is trending. We stock pieces that we believe will still be worn in ten years — not pieces that will be unwearable next season.
fashionindie exists because we believe the way most people buy clothing has become disconnected from the way clothing is actually made. When a garment is designed for a single season, produced in bulk, and sold at a discount two months later, nobody in the chain — the designer, the maker, or the wearer — is treated well.
We are trying to build an alternative. A small shop, a stable group of designers, and a wardrobe that is meant to last. It is not for everyone, and we do not pretend otherwise. But for people who want to know who made their clothes and why, we are glad to have you here.
— fashionindie, since 2018.
Explore our independent collections featuring expressive cuts, premium natural fabrics, and distinctive silhouettes.
Every piece on this page is made by an independent designer we have worked with directly. Stock is limited, restocks take time, and prices reflect the real cost of small-batch production — not a seasonal markup.
The most recent pieces added to the shop. Typically between three and eight garments per drop — never a full seasonal collection.
Core wardrobe pieces designed to be worn weekly for years. Neutral palettes, generous cuts, and construction that survives repeated washing.
Work from designers exploring unusual fabrics, sculptural silhouettes, and experimental construction. Fewer pieces, longer consideration.
Bags, belts, scarves, and small leather goods made by the same independent workshops that produce our garments.
Try adjusting the filters or searching a different term. If you are looking for something specific, our team is glad to help — write to us directly.
Every product page on the shop follows the same structure. This is deliberate — it means you can compare pieces honestly instead of trying to decode marketing language.
Each listing names the designer and, where applicable, the workshop where the piece was made. If a garment is produced in a family workshop, we say so. If it is made by the designer alone, we say that too.
Fabric origin, weight, and care requirements are listed in full. Where a piece has a limitation — a delicate weave, a natural variation in dye — the listing says so clearly rather than hiding it in fine print.
Measurements are provided in centimetres alongside a plain-language fit note. If a piece runs small, runs large, or fits true to size, we tell you in the description rather than relying on the size label alone.
This catalog is not designed to be browsed endlessly. It is designed to help you find one or two pieces that will actually earn a place in your wardrobe. If nothing here speaks to you today, that is fine — the shop changes slowly, and new work arrives when it is ready rather than on a fixed schedule.
If you have a question about any piece — sizing, fabric, or whether it would suit a specific use — write to us directly. Every message is read by a member of the curatorial team, and we would rather answer a question than process a return.
We offer personalized wardrobing advice, bespoke fit consultations, and dedicated customer care to ensure your pieces fit your lifestyle perfectly.
Every service below is delivered by the same curatorial team that selects the pieces on the shop. We do not outsource consultations, and we do not use stylists who have never worn the clothing themselves.
Book a 30-minute video session with our head curator to explore outfit combinations, sizing choices, and closet integration.
Sessions are conducted over video call and begin with a short written questionnaire so the curator arrives prepared. You will leave with a documented set of recommendations — not a sales pitch.
Unsure about proportions? Provide your exact measurements, and our team will recommend the perfect fit or custom modifications.
For pieces that can be altered, we work directly with the designer's workshop to arrange adjustments. Where a garment cannot be modified without compromising construction, we will tell you honestly rather than sell you the wrong size.
Curated seasonal capsules tailored to your professional and personal endeavors. Crafted exclusively from independent labels.
A wardrobe edit is a document, not a shopping cart. It outlines between six and twelve pieces, explains why each one fits your life, and identifies what is missing from what you already own. You decide what to buy, when, and in what order.
Every styling service follows the same structure. The order matters — skipping a step means the final recommendations are based on assumptions rather than facts.
A short written form covering your existing wardrobe, sizing history, lifestyle requirements, and the specific problem you want solved.
The live session itself. The curator reviews the questionnaire in advance and arrives with specific questions rather than generic guidance.
A written document delivered within three working days. Includes specific pieces, sizing notes, and a priority order for building the wardrobe over time.
One written follow-up within thirty days, free of charge. If a piece did not work as expected, we will adjust the plan rather than push the original recommendation.
If you have recently changed careers, moved to a different climate, or simply cleared out a wardrobe you no longer recognise, a full edit is the most efficient starting point.
If you already have a strong wardrobe but struggle with one specific category — outerwear, formal pieces, shoes — a single consultation is usually enough to resolve it.
If you have found it difficult to buy independent clothing online because sizing varies so much between designers, this is the service that solves that problem.
Every service is priced up front. There is no charge for the questionnaire, and no charge if you decide not to proceed after the consultation.
30-minute video session plus written recommendations
Measurements review plus alteration coordination
Full capsule document, 6–12 pieces, priority order included
Wardrobe edit with a live consultation and 30-day follow-up
The purpose of these services is not to sell you more clothing. It is to help you buy less — and to make sure that what you do buy actually earns a place in your wardrobe. Many of our sessions end with a recommendation to keep what you already own.
If you are unsure whether a styling service is right for you, write to us first. We will tell you honestly if the problem you are describing is better solved by a different approach.
— The fashionindie Curatorial Team
Have a question regarding styling, orders, or designer collaborations? Send us a message below.
We source directly from small independent designers, sustainable ateliers, and niche boutiques across Europe, North America, and Asia.
Each product detail page includes specific garment measurements. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a relaxed editorial fit, or contacting our styling team.
We offer standard 3-5 business day shipping worldwide. Express shipping options are available during checkout.
We accept unworn, unwashed items in original condition within 30 days of delivery. Prepaid return labels are available upon request.
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At fashionindie, we respect your privacy. This policy explains what we collect, how we handle it, and what rights you have over your own information.
We have written this document in plain language because privacy should be understood, not obscured. If any part of it is unclear, please write to us directly — every message is read by a member of the curatorial team, not by an automated system.
At fashionindie, we respect your privacy. We collect minimal customer information strictly necessary to process demonstration orders and manage newsletter subscriptions, such as your email address and name when explicitly submitted.
The specific information we may collect includes:
We do not collect payment information, we do not track your browsing history across other websites, and we do not use browser fingerprinting, session recording, or heat-map technology anywhere on this site.
Our website utilizes local storage (localStorage) within your browser to persist shopping cart items and newsletter preferences locally. This data remains on your device and is not transmitted to external central advertising databases.
LocalStorage differs from traditional cookies in an important way. Data stored there stays on your device, is not transmitted with every page request, and cannot be read by any third-party script. The specific keys we use are:
fashionindie_cart — stores your demonstration shopping cart items locally.fashionindie_newsletter — remembers whether you have subscribed or unsubscribed.fashionindie_filters — recalls your last applied shop filter and sort order.If you clear your browser data, all of these records are deleted permanently and cannot be restored by our team.
We do not sell, trade, or rent personal identification information to third parties. Any analytics collected are anonymized to refine user experience and visual accessibility.
The following categories of third parties are explicitly excluded from receiving your data:
When we reference anonymized analytics, we mean aggregate counts of page visits and general traffic patterns — never individual user identification.
fashionindie does not deploy advertising cookies, tracking pixels, or third-party analytics scripts. Any cookies used on this platform are strictly functional and necessary for core operation.
Where embedded content from external platforms — such as an Instagram post or a Vimeo video — appears on our pages, the respective platform may set its own cookies when you interact with it. We have no control over these third-party cookies and recommend reviewing the relevant platform's policy for details.
Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have specific rights regarding your personal data. These rights may include:
Because most data is stored locally in your browser, you can exercise many of these rights directly through your browser settings without needing to contact us.
Newsletter subscription data is retained until you unsubscribe. Contact inquiries are retained for twelve months unless you request earlier deletion. Demonstration cart data exists only within your browser and is never duplicated on our systems.
fashionindie does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 16. If we become aware that we have inadvertently collected such information, we will take immediate steps to delete it.
We may update this Privacy Policy periodically to reflect changes in our practices or legal requirements. Material changes will be reflected in the "Effective Date" at the top of this page.
Continued use of the site after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
For questions regarding data privacy or to request information deletion, contact our editorial team at privacy@fashionindie.info.
All privacy-related inquiries will be acknowledged within five working days and resolved within thirty days, in accordance with applicable data protection regulations.
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These terms are written in plain language because the culture of this shop depends on clarity, not legalism. If any part is unclear, please write to us directly.
All editorial photography, custom branding, layout compositions, and editorial copy on fashionindie are protected by international copyright laws. Un-authorized replication is strictly prohibited.
This protection extends to all published material — including long-form about pages, shop descriptions, service documents, journal entries, and the design of every page on this site. Short excerpts may be quoted for review, commentary, or educational citation with attribution and a link back to the original page.
Full reproductions, reprints, or commercial reuse of any material require prior written consent from our curatorial team.
fashionindie is an independent fashion curation experience platform. Transactions simulated within the browser interface do not execute real financial payments or charge real credit cards.
This means:
All images, product descriptions, and designer information shown on the platform represent real independent work by real designers, presented in a demonstration format for portfolio and educational purposes.
fashionindie is an independent curatorial project. We do not accept sponsorships, paid placements, or affiliate partnerships from the designers featured on the shop.
Every piece shown is selected on editorial merit — architectural form, tactile qualities, and longevity — never because a designer has paid for visibility.
You are welcome to browse, share links, and reference our editorial content for personal, non-commercial use.
The following actions are not permitted without prior written agreement:
This website and its contents are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied. fashionindie makes no warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information published on this site.
Editorial content reflects our curatorial understanding at the time of publication. Where information becomes outdated, corrections are appended to the original material rather than quietly rewritten.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, fashionindie shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising from your use of this website or reliance on any information published on it.
This limitation applies to all claims regardless of legal theory, including breach of contract, tort, negligence, or strict liability, even if we have been advised of the possibility of such damages.
These terms are governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which fashionindie is established. Any disputes shall be resolved in the courts of that jurisdiction, without prejudice to any additional protections provided by local consumer law.
We may revise these Terms of Use at any time. Material changes will be reflected in the "Last Revised" date at the top of this page.
Continued use of the site after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.
Questions about these Terms of Use can be directed to our curatorial team at legal@fashionindie.info.
For general inquiries, use hello@fashionindie.info. For privacy-related questions, use privacy@fashionindie.info.
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