90% matchThe Row.
Quieter NY minimalism, same cashmere-and-tailoring core
What changes: No sustainability narrative or ranch-sourced materials story
Brand profile
New York luxury house founded in 2015, known for sustainably minded, craft-heavy ready-to-wear, cashmere knitwear and the Nina bag.
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Cashmere, wool and leather come partly from the designer's family ranch in Paysandu, Uruguay, and hand-knits are made with the Manos del Uruguay women's cooperative.
The label staged fashion's first carbon-neutral show, and its supply chain ties back to named cooperatives and ranch-sourced fibres rather than generic mills.
Menswear sits alongside a women's line, but the house is known for hand-knitted cashmere and wool pieces and for the Nina bag as its accessories anchor.
90% matchQuieter NY minimalism, same cashmere-and-tailoring core
What changes: No sustainability narrative or ranch-sourced materials story
84% matchLogo-free rare-fibre knits, traceable raw materials
What changes: Italian mill heritage rather than designer-led ready-to-wear
75% matchHand-loomed cashmere craft, looser California mood
What changes: Playful colour and knit-led, not tailoring
74% matchArtisan-cooperative craft translated into quiet luxury
What changes: Chinese craft codes and homeware; smaller apparel range
Gabriela Hearst is a New York luxury label founded in Fall 2015 by the Uruguayan-born designer of the same name, covering women's and men's ready-to-wear plus accessories. It works in cashmere, wool and leather, with hand-knitted pieces made in partnership with Uruguayan women's cooperative Manos del Uruguay and materials sourced partly from the designer's family ranch in Paysandú. The Nina bag anchors accessories. The house staged fashion's first carbon-neutral show and opened its Madison Avenue flagship in 2018. Hearst also served as Chloé's creative director from 2020 to 2023.