24 Brands like CDLP

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We compared 23 brands like CDLP, the closest alternatives on fit, price and aesthetic — 1 cheaper and 11 more premium, led by Sunspel and Norse Projects.

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A man wearing a CDLP steel blue t-shirt

For those interested in brands like CDLP, Norse Projects, Sunspel, and Saturdays NYC are among the top choices that resonate with a contemporary, minimalist aesthetic. CDLP is celebrated for its premium men's underwear and loungewear, emphasizing sustainability and high-quality materials. Brands such as Norse Projects offer a Scandinavian touch, while Sunspel provides timeless essentials characterized by understated elegance. By exploring these brands, you can find stylish, sustainable, and comfortable garments that embody the ethos of modern dressing.

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A man wearing a black Sunspel t-shirt with jeans
#1

Sunspel

Contemporary$$ · More premiumLong Eaton, United Kingdom · est. 1860Made in Portugal, England

British maker of plain, high-quality cotton and merino basics — T-shirts, polos and underwear — with its T-shirts still sewn at its own Long Eaton factory.

Why it's similar. Sunspel shares a contemporary aesthetic and utilizes high-quality natural fibers similar to CDLP.

What changes. Cotton/merino craft heritage rather than lyocell sustainability story

On saleUp to 42% off at Brooklyn Tailors and Blue Paradise Limited.See sales →
A man wearing a long light brown trench coat with matching pants and Oatmeal Sweatshirt along with New Balance Dad Shoes
#2

Norse Projects

Minimalist$$$ · Similar priceCopenhagen, Denmark · est. 2004Made in Portugal, Italy

Copenhagen label blending streetwear, workwear and Scandinavian minimalism, known for clean silhouettes and technical GORE-TEX outerwear.

Why it's similar. Both brands emphasize contemporary styles and sustainable materials, embodying a modern aesthetic.

What changes. Full ready-to-wear with streetwear/workwear edge, no underwear focus

On saleUp to 70% off at Lost & Found, END. and 1 more.See sales →
A man wearing a grey Reigning Champ long-sleeve with black pants and Converse shoes
#3

Reigning Champ

Premium sweats$$$Vancouver, Canada · est. 2007

Vancouver-based athletic-wear brand making Canadian-made terry sweats, Pima jersey tees and minimal, logo-light training staples.

Why it's similar. Logo-light premium jersey, fabric-first basics

What changes. Athletic sweats and tees rather than underwear/swim

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A man bundled up wearing a dark grey COS jacket, scarf and pants walking in the snow
#4

Cos

Minimal wardrobe$$London, United Kingdom · est. 2007Made in Spain

H&M Group's London-based minimalist label, known for architectural tailoring, knitwear and its premium Atelier runway capsule.

Why it's similar. Muted minimalism at a more accessible price

What changes. High-street scale, architectural tailoring, no innerwear specialism

A man wearing a Universal Works green cardigan with a green patterned button up underneath
#5

Universal Works

Relaxed staples$$ · Similar priceNottingham, United Kingdom · est. 2009Made in Portugal, India

Independent Nottingham menswear label reworking British and mid-century workwear into relaxed, well-made staples like its Bakers Jacket and Aston trousers.

Why it's similar. David Keyte's Nottingham label reworks British and mid-century workwear into the Bakers Jacket and Aston trousers, a similarly restrained wardrobe built on fabric rather than branding.

On saleUp to 55% off at Blue Paradise Limited, END. and 1 more.See sales →
A man wearing a loose-fitting white Wax London t-shirt and dark pants
#6

Wax London

Contemporary$$ · Similar priceLondon, United Kingdom · est. 2015Made in Portugal, Italy

London menswear label founded in 2015, known for the Whiting overshirt and textured, slow-fashion pieces made from sustainably sourced fabrics.

Why it's similar. Shares sustainable and mid-range segment values with CDLP, alongside a relaxed silhouette and contemporary style.

On saleUp to 60% off at END., STAG Provisions and 1 more.See sales →
A man wearing Otherwise swanson overshirt in grey
#7

Otherwise

Patterned shirting$$$ · More premiumLisbon, Portugal · est. 2017Made in India

Lisbon slow-fashion label making boldly patterned, texture-driven shirts designed in Portugal and Fair Trade produced in India.

Why it's similar. Otherwise designs its shirts in Lisbon and has them hand-produced in India under documented Fair Trade arrangements, trading CDLP's muted minimalism for bold woven textures and print.

A man wearing a Druthers gots® certified organic cotton t-shirt - dusty indigo
#8

Druthers

Contemporary$ · CheaperNew York City, United States · est. 2014Made in USA

New York brand making Japanese-knit socks, beanies and basics from organic cotton, merino wool and recycled yarns.

Why it's similar. Strong alignment on sustainable menswear and neutral palette; focuses on basics and underwear.

What changes. Much smaller, sock/accessory focus, less design polish

A man wearing a Saturdays NYC outfit featuring a short-sleeve button up and beige shorts
#9

Saturdays NYC

Minimalist$$ · Similar priceNew York City, United States · est. 2009Made in Japan, Portugal

New York menswear label founded in 2009, pairing minimal surf-influenced basics with café-and-surf-shop hybrid stores in the US and Asia.

Why it's similar. Both brands adopt a relaxed style with a focus on high-quality materials and craftsmanship.

On saleUp to 43% off at DeeCee style.See sales →
A close up of a man wearing a off whire Province of Canada button up shirt and beanie
#10

Province of Canada

$$ · Similar priceToronto, Canada · est. 2014

Toronto label making logo-light basics, kidswear and home goods almost entirely in Canada, with sweatshirts knit and sewn locally.

A man wearing GOOD NEWS Slippers mack oatmeal shoe
#11

GOOD NEWS Slippers

Footwear$$ · More premiumLondon, United Kingdom · est. 2016Made in Portugal

London footwear label making vegan, ethically produced canvas hi-top and low-top trainers from organic cotton and recycled rubber.

A man wearing a brown A.P.C. outfit which includes shorts, a short-sleeve button up under a long-sleeve button up and a bag
#14

A.P.C.

$$$ · More premiumParis, France · est. 1987Made in Portugal

Paris label founded in 1987 by Jean Touitou, known for raw selvedge denim, Demi-Lune bags and understated, long-lasting wardrobe basics.

What changes. Denim-led full collections at higher prices

On saleUp to 70% off at SSENSE, END. and 2 more.See sales →
A woman wearing CAWLEY off-white bells maxi dress
#15

CAWLEY

$$$$ · More premiumLondon, United Kingdom · est. 2017Made in UK

Independent London label founded by Hannah Cawley in 2017, hand-making utilitarian womenswear, menswear and bridal from natural fabrics in England.

A man wearing the mallorca swim-walk short - onyx
#16

Dandy Del Mar Swimwear

$$ · Similar priceLos Angeles, United States · est. 2014

Independent California label making vintage Mediterranean-style resort wear: terry cabana shirts, swim-walk shorts and swimwear for men and women.

A man wearing an Asos biege jacket, green t-shirt, white pants and a matching white hat
#17

Asos

$$ · Similar priceLondon, United Kingdom · est. 2000Made in China

London-based online fast-fashion retailer selling own labels such as ASOS Design and Collusion alongside hundreds of third-party brands.

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Accessories, eyewear and adjacent labels with the same sensibility as CDLP — a complement, not a substitute for the clothing.

A woman wearing Wolf Circus abbie hoops in gold earrings
#24

Wolf Circus

$$ · Similar priceVancouver, Canada · est. 2010

Vancouver demi-fine jewelry brand making bold recycled-metal chains, hoops and rings, handcrafted in its own studio.

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Compare all 24 at a glance
#BrandBest forPrice
1SunspelContemporaryMore premium
2Norse ProjectsMinimalistSimilar
3Reigning ChampPremium sweatsSimilar
4CosMinimal wardrobeSimilar
5Universal WorksRelaxed staplesSimilar
6Wax LondonContemporarySimilar
7OtherwisePatterned shirtingMore premium
8DruthersContemporaryCheaper
9Saturdays NYCMinimalistSimilar
10Province of CanadaSimilar
11GOOD NEWS SlippersMore premium
12Acne StudiosMore premium
13Officine GeneraleMore premium
14A.P.C.More premium
15CAWLEYMore premium
16Dandy Del Mar SwimwearSimilar
17AsosSimilar
18Samsoe SamsoeMore premium
19KsubiMore premium
20Dolce&GabbanaMore premium
21CASABLANCAMore premium
22Banks JournalSimilar
23OAS swimwearSimilar
24Wolf CircusAccessories & adjacentSimilar
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What brand is most similar to CDLP?

Norse Projects is the most similar to CDLP. It shares a commitment to contemporary design and sustainable materials, making it a perfect alternative for those seeking minimalist elegance.

Cheaper alternatives to CDLP

For budget-friendly alternatives, consider Norse Projects and Universal Works, both offering mid-range pricing ($$). Swedish Stockings, known for its sustainability, also provides great value in the mid-range segment ($$-$$$).

Is Norse Projects better than CDLP?

It depends on what you're seeking. Norse Projects offers a slightly more minimalist design compared to CDLP's premium basics, and at a similar price, appealing to those preferring understated elegance.

What is CDLP known for?

CDLP is renowned for its high-quality, sustainable underwear and loungewear. Its focus on minimalist, eco-friendly designs sets it apart, appealing to those seeking comfort and style in timeless basics.

Brands like CDLP but more affordable

For more affordable options, Druthers and Saturdays NYC stand out. Druthers offers budget-friendly ($) basics, while Saturdays NYC provides mid-range ($$) quality with a laid-back urban style.

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