84% matchAllSaints
Leather biker jackets and monochrome rock basics
What changes: British high-street pricing, no Parisian tailoring or designer heritage
Brand profile
Paris-founded contemporary label, now owned by G-III, mixing Parisian tailoring with black-and-white rock-chic graphics, logo tees and quilted accessories.
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Founded in 1984 and relaunched in 2012 as a contemporary line, it sits at accessible mid-to-high prices rather than the runway houses Lagerfeld designed for.
The house signature is black-and-white rock-inflected graphics and the "Ikonik" silhouette of Lagerfeld himself, applied across logo tees, biker jackets, quilted bags and sneakers.
G-III Apparel Group bought the remaining 81% stake for €200 million in 2022, and the name also runs across fragrance, kidswear, homeware, hotels and a separate North American line.
84% matchLeather biker jackets and monochrome rock basics
What changes: British high-street pricing, no Parisian tailoring or designer heritage
70% matchParis logo-staple contemporary, lighter and preppier
What changes: Fox-logo café culture rather than black-and-white rock edge
68% matchParis house with graphic, streetwear-led logo pieces
What changes: Higher price and Japanese-designed print maximalism
66% matchSpecialist in the lamb-leather biker the look rests on
What changes: Outerwear-only range, no tailoring or logo merch
Karl Lagerfeld is the Paris-founded label the designer launched in 1984 under his own name, relaunched in 2012 as a contemporary line and now wholly owned by New York-listed G-III Apparel Group, which bought the remaining 81% stake for €200 million in 2022. Collections pair Parisian tailoring with rock-inflected black-and-white graphics, the Karl "Ikonik" silhouette, logo tees, biker jackets, quilted bags and sneakers. Licensed extensions cover fragrance, kidswear, homeware and hotels and branded residences; G-III also runs a separate Karl Lagerfeld Paris line in North America.