82% matchDe Bonne Facture
Named-atelier European make, same utility-staples logic
What changes: French ateliers and softer tailoring rather than canvas bags
Brand profile
Sydney label by ex-R.M. Williams designer Jeremy Hershan, known for Portugal-made selvedge canvas utility totes and travel-inspired unisex ready-to-wear.
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Haulier launched in 2020 with a single item: the Utility tote, made in Portugal from selvedge cotton canvas. Ready-to-wear came later and still orbits that product.
Founder Jeremy Hershan was head of design and creative director at R.M. Williams, and won Australia's National Designer Award in 2024.
The clothing draws on mid-century travel and workwear references, cut unisex and minimal, and sells at high prices through SSENSE, Mytheresa and David Jones.
82% matchNamed-atelier European make, same utility-staples logic
What changes: French ateliers and softer tailoring rather than canvas bags
76% match
73% matchQuieter British take on relaxed utilitarian wardrobes
What changes: Longer-established, shirting and tailoring led, no bags
72% matchFabric-led workwear shapes in wider Japanese cuts
What changes: Japan-made, more avant silhouettes, no accessories focus
Haulier, also styled Haulier International, is a Sydney label founded in 2020 by Jeremy Hershan, previously head of design and creative director at R.M. Williams. It launched with a single product, the Utility tote, handcrafted in Portugal from hard-wearing selvedge cotton canvas, and has since added unisex ready-to-wear built on mid-century travel and workwear references. Hershan won the National Designer Award in 2024. Collaborators include P. Johnson and Lucy Folk; stockists include SSENSE, Mytheresa and David Jones, alongside a Paddington store in Sydney.