2-in-1 Convertible Garments
Split-seam, layered 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 construction is the label's core design language, letting a single piece unzip or unfold into another.
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London label from China-born designer Feng Chen Wang, known for deconstructed, gender-fluid menswear built on convertible 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 construction.
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The signature is convertible construction: split-seam jackets and 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 pieces that can be worn as one garment or taken apart into separate layers.
The China-born, Royal College of Art-trained designer builds Chinese craft and heritage references into deconstructed, gender-fluid clothing rather than conventional menswear tailoring.
An LVMH Prize nominee in 2016, the label remains independent, shows in Paris since SS23, and from 2026 Wang also serves as a long-term creative partner to Under Armour.
Split-seam, layered 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 construction is the label's core design language, letting a single piece unzip or unfold into another.
Explore 2-in-1 pieces →Wang's trousers carry the house's spliced, patchworked and print-blocked approach to tailoring, as seen in the current white and blue printed pair.
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86% matchSculptural London deconstruction, strapped and quilted
What changes: Higher price, uniform/ritual workwear language over heritage references
84% matchHybrid spliced archetypes, two garments in one
What changes: Japanese house scale and polished, more wearable finishing
82% matchTwisted, convertible garments with gender-fluid cut
What changes: Denim-led and now defunct; louder trompe-l'oeil styling
76% matchThe avant-garde pattern-cutting canon behind it all
What changes: Far broader sub-label range, more abstract and less craft-referential
Feng Chen Wang is the London label founded in 2015 by the China-born, Royal College of Art-trained designer of the same name. It builds deconstructed, gender-fluid menswear around convertible construction, split-seam and layered 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 garments, and Chinese craft and heritage references. Wang was an LVMH Prize nominee in 2016 and moved her show to the Paris Fashion Week schedule for SS23. The label stays independent; in January 2026 Under Armour named Wang a long-term creative partner for its Rebel Daughter womenswear line, arriving late 2026.