Biker Line
GMBH's biker shorts, sweaters and woven fitted jackets translate moto hardware into the label's body-conscious, club-ready silhouette.
Explore biker pieces →Brand profile
Berlin label founded in 2016 by Serhat Isik and Benjamin Huseby, merging club culture, migrant identity and sharp tailoring.



GMBH is a Berlin label founded in 2016 by Serhat Isik and Benjamin Alexander Huseby, who met in the city's techno clubs; the name is the German abbreviation for a limited company. Collections combine sharp tailoring, leather, denim and body-conscious jersey with references to the founders' Turkish and Norwegian-Pakistani heritage, migrant and Muslim identity, and club dress codes. An LVMH Prize semi-finalist in 2017 and 2018, the label works in small production runs, casts friends and community members, and presents on the Paris schedule.
GMBH's biker shorts, sweaters and woven fitted jackets translate moto hardware into the label's body-conscious, club-ready silhouette.
Explore biker pieces →The first-name shirts — Diya, Bertil, Luka — are where GMBH's sharp, slightly off-kilter tailoring instinct lives.
Explore the shirts →Sheer mesh tanks and football-jersey tees are the label's most direct nod to Berlin techno dress codes.
Explore mesh tops →Available atHatchet Outdoor Supply Co.
Overall fit
mixed
GMBH is widely described as a slim, body-conscious label with European sizing that skews narrow, though its outerwear and sweats are cut intentionally oversized, so experience varies sharply by piece.
Tip: For the stretch jersey and tailored pieces most people find their usual size snug and consider sizing up, while outerwear and knits are already generous and can be taken straight or one down.
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By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed to oversized, dropped shoulder | Your usual size gives a roomy fit; size down for anything close to the body. |
| Jackets | slightly large | sharp-shouldered tailoring in slimmer cuts, but leather and technical outerwear is generously oversized | Take your normal size in tailored blazers and consider sizing down in the oversized leather and shell outerwear. |
| Jeans & denim | slightly small | slim, low-slung through the seat with flared or bootcut legs on many styles | Consider one waist size up if you're between sizes, as the rise sits low and the thigh is cut close. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | lean and tailored through the torso, narrow shoulder | Take your usual size for the intended sharp fit, or go up one if you prefer room across the chest. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs small | body-conscious and close-fitting through chest and waist, often in stretch jersey | Size up if you don't want the second-skin look the brand intends. |
| Trousers & pants | mixed | low-rise and slim through hip and thigh, frequently flaring or widening below the knee | Stick to your usual waist but expect a low rise and plan for hemming unless you're tall. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
82% matchNordic menswear with the same diaspora-inflected tailoring
What changes: Softer knit/workwear focus, less club-wear and leather
76% matchGender-neutral, community-cast, body-conscious knits
What changes: Art-school experimental knitwear over sharp tailoring
73% matchRave-coded knitwear from reclaimed yarns
What changes: Knit-only specialist, no tailoring or leather
71% matchTailoring used as political and identity statement
What changes: American Black cultural framing, showpiece-heavy
gmbh varies by piece. For the stretch jersey and tailored pieces most people find their usual size snug and consider sizing up, while outerwear and knits are already generous and can be taken straight or one down. GMBH is widely described as a slim, body-conscious label with European sizing that skews narrow, though its outerwear and sweats are cut intentionally oversized, so experience varies sharply by piece.
GMBH is widely described as a slim, body-conscious label with European sizing that skews narrow, though its outerwear and sweats are cut intentionally oversized, so experience varies sharply by piece. Overall shape: polarised — body-conscious slim jersey and lean tailoring alongside deliberately oversized outerwear and knits.
gmbh hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Your usual size gives a roomy fit; size down for anything close to the body. Shape: relaxed to oversized, dropped shoulder.
gmbh jackets fits slightly large. Take your normal size in tailored blazers and consider sizing down in the oversized leather and shell outerwear. Shape: sharp-shouldered tailoring in slimmer cuts, but leather and technical outerwear is generously oversized.
gmbh jeans & denim fits slightly small. Consider one waist size up if you're between sizes, as the rise sits low and the thigh is cut close. Shape: slim, low-slung through the seat with flared or bootcut legs on many styles.