
Two Tuck Trousers
The pleated, softly structural trouser is the clearest expression of the label's pared-back Seoul tailoring, recut each season in wool and lighter suitings.
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Seoul label founded in 2013 by Eunhye Shin, making minimal, structurally cut womenswear and menswear produced locally in limited runs.
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The label started in 2013 as womenswear; LE17SEPTEMBRE Homme only arrived in 2020, so the men's offer is a recent extension of an established house.
Oversized coats and fluid knitwear are the core, built on structural pared-back tailoring with layered or asymmetric details drawn from traditional Korean architecture.
Garments are produced in Seoul in limited quantities and the brand is still independent, selling direct plus through SSENSE, FWRD, Lane Crawford and Liberty London.

The pleated, softly structural trouser is the clearest expression of the label's pared-back Seoul tailoring, recut each season in wool and lighter suitings.
2 live now · from $196
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Its layered collar construction is the house's signature architectural detail applied to an everyday shirt.
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Explore Layered Shirts →Overdyed jeans, shirts and hunting jackets give the brand's clean silhouettes a muted, lived-in colour that has become a recurring house code.
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LE17SEPTEMBRE is a Seoul label founded in 2013 by self-taught designer Eunhye Shin, a former style blogger who named it after her birthday. It works in pared-back tailoring: structural silhouettes, pleated skirts and trousers, fluid knitwear, oversized outerwear and layered or asymmetric details, drawing on traditional Korean architecture. Garments are produced in Seoul in limited runs. A menswear line, LE17SEPTEMBRE Homme, launched in 2020. The brand remains independent and ships Resort 2026 and SS 2026 collections through its own site plus SSENSE, FWRD, Lane Crawford and Liberty London.