Brand profile

grown&sewn

Brooklyn menswear label making US-sewn chinos, work shirts and knits built around its denim-inspired Foundation Pant.

BrooklynOrigin

MenswearFocus

Workwear / HeritageStyle

$$$Price

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What to know about grown&sewn

One pant started the label

grown&sewn began with the Foundation Pant, a chino built with denim's fit and hardware; work shirts, tees, terry sweats and canvas shorts came after.

Ralph Lauren pedigree, independent scale

Founder Rob Magness was a design director at Ralph Lauren before starting the line in 2009 from Brooklyn's Columbia Street Waterfront District.

US-sewn, and priced that way

Everything is cut and sewn in American factories, including a small Los Angeles knit mill, which puts pants and work shirts near $245 and tees from $58.

StyleWorkwear / Heritage Minimalist / Contemporary

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Brand facts

grown&sewn is an independent American menswear label founded in 2009 by Rob Magness, a former Ralph Lauren design director, and based in Brooklyn's Columbia Street Waterfront District. The line grew out of the Foundation Pant, a chino reworked with the fit and hardware of denim, and now spans canvas and chambray work shirts, ringspun tees, French terry sweatshirts, canvas shorts and caps. Garments are cut and sewn in US factories, including a small Los Angeles knitwear mill. Foundation pants and work shirts retail around $245; tees start near $58. The brand sells direct online, wholesale via Faire, and from its Brooklyn shop.

Founded: 2009
Origin: Brooklyn, United States
Price: $$$
Typical prices: T-shirts $58–$65 · Caps hats $68–$68 · Trousers $240–$265
Focus: Menswear
Styles: Workwear / Heritage, Minimalist / Contemporary

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