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Knickerbocker
New York menswear label making workwear-rooted caps, chore coats and soft tailoring in its own Brooklyn-border factory since 2013.
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What to know about Knickerbocker
They own the factory
The founders bought a decades-old cap factory on the Brooklyn–Queens border in 2013; production still runs there, alongside other independent makers who share the space.
Started with caps, grew outward
Baseball caps came first, then chore coats, camp-collar shirts, cotton and linen suiting, wide trousers, knitwear and tees.
Workwear cut soft and ivy
Construction borrows from American workwear, but the silhouettes are soft-tailored and ivy-leaning, in muted earthy colors rather than heavy-duty utility.
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Brand facts
Knickerbocker, originally Knickerbocker Mfg. Co., is a New York menswear label founded in 2013 by Andrew Livingston with co-founders Kyle Mosholder and Daniel Rickard Guy, who purchased a decades-old cap factory on the Brooklyn–Queens border. The brand began with baseball caps before expanding into full apparel: chore coats, camp-collar shirts, cotton and linen suiting, wide trousers, knitwear and tees. Production remains anchored to its own domestic factory, which also houses other independent makers. Collections pair American workwear construction with soft-tailored, ivy-tinged silhouettes and muted, earthy palettes.
- Founded
- 2013
- Origin
- New York, United States
- Price
- $$$
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage, Urban prep / Ivy
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