86% matchTigra Tigra
Hand-woven, hand-dyed textiles from the same LA scene
What changes: Craft-textile focus, less deconstruction or denim
Brand profile
Los Angeles label by Drew Curry making hand-finished, deconstructed ready-to-wear in cotton, denim and knitwear, shown on the Paris Fashion Week calendar.
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Garments are hand-finished with exposed thread, patchwork and heavy surface work, so seams and repairs read as the design rather than being hidden.
Designer Drew Curry references the political and technical history of cotton, which shapes the label's deconstructed cotton, denim and knitwear pieces.
Founded in 2021, it was a 2022 LVMH Prize semi-finalist, supported by Comme des Garcons' 35/37 and Dover Street Market, and shows on the Paris calendar.
86% matchHand-woven, hand-dyed textiles from the same LA scene
What changes: Craft-textile focus, less deconstruction or denim
84% matchNatural-dye, hand-processed garments with visible process
What changes: Softer tailoring and shirting rather than raw denim
82% matchGarment-dyed handwork in natural fibres, quieter mood
What changes: Loose artisanal shapes, no distressing or patchwork
78% matchThe deconstruction canon behind the exposed-seam look
What changes: Big-house pricing and conceptual runway breadth
AIREI is a Los Angeles label founded in 2021 by designer Drew Curry, built around hand-finished construction and deconstructed silhouettes in cotton, denim and knitwear. Curry cites the political and technical history of cotton as a reference, and garments often show exposed thread, patchwork and heavy surface work. The brand was a semi-finalist for the 2022 LVMH Prize, received early backing from Comme des Garçons' 35/37 platform and Dover Street Market, and presents collections on the official Paris Fashion Week calendar. It is stocked internationally through SSENSE.