Brand profile

Harmony Paris

French label started in 2014 by BWGH co-founder David Obadia, making minimal, monochrome wardrobe staples in knitwear, shirting and soft tailoring.

ParisOrigin
UnisexFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$Price

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What to know about Harmony Paris

A streetwear founder's grown-up second act

David Obadia started Harmony in 2014 after co-founding Paris streetwear label BWGH, deliberately trading graphics for higher-priced, minimal, mostly monochrome clothing.

Knitwear leads the wardrobe

The range is built around everyday staples — knitwear first, plus striped tops, cotton shirting, easy trousers and unstructured outerwear for men and women.

Sportswear and tailoring, flattened out

Obadia cites Barnett Newman paintings, American sport apparel and business tailoring, which reads as prep-adjacent shapes stripped of pattern and detail.

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Brand facts

Harmony Paris is a French ready-to-wear label founded in 2014 by David Obadia, co-founder of the Parisian streetwear brand BWGH (Brooklyn We Go Hard). Obadia positioned it as a more grown-up, higher-end counterpart to his streetwear work, built on minimal silhouettes and monochrome palettes he has credited to Barnett Newman paintings, American sport apparel and business tailoring. Collections focus on everyday wardrobe staples for men and women: knitwear, striped tops, cotton shirting, easy trousers and unstructured outerwear, sold direct and through multi-brand retailers such as SSENSE.

Founded
2014
Origin
Paris, France
Made in
France
Price
$$$
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Urban prep / Ivy, Quiet luxury

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