Brand profile

Martine Rose

London menswear-led label founded in 2007 by Martine Rose, known for distorted proportions, rave-culture references and recurring Nike collaborations.

LondonOrigin
MenswearFocus
StreetwearStyle
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What to know about Martine Rose

Proportion is the design argument

Tailoring is elongated, shirting boxy, knitwear logo-heavy — clothes distorted in cut rather than decorated, drawing on 1990s UK rave, reggae and punk.

Influence beyond her own label

Rose consulted on Balenciaga menswear with Demna and runs recurring Nike projects, plus capsules with Supreme, Clarks, Tommy Hilfiger and Napapijri.

Supply has been disrupted

Majority owner Tomorrow was sold to Milan's Level Group in March 2026, and Rose cancelled Fall 2026 production during the change, so availability is uneven.

Known forShirts & overshirtsSuits & blazers

The pieces that define Martine Rose

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Martine Rose — French Knicker Shorts

French Knicker Shorts

Rose's cheeky, high-cut shorts are a recurring house signature that turns underwear proportions into outerwear.

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Martine Rose — Shrunken Sportswear

Shrunken Sportswear

The cropped, shrunken track jackets, tees and football polos embody the label's warped-proportion take on 90s UK sportswear.

2 live now · from $137

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Martine Rose — Oversized Polos

Oversized Polos

Elongated, boxy polos and football shirts are the pieces that most define Rose's subcultural rework of terrace and club dressing.

3 live now · from $137

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How Martine Rose fits

Overall fit

runs large

Martine Rose garments are cut intentionally oversized and off-proportion, so the labelled size typically wears much larger than a standard fit and many buyers size down at least once.

Tip: Most shoppers report taking one size down (sometimes two on outerwear and shirting) unless you specifically want the runway-scale oversized look.

very oversizedsize downexaggerated proportionslong sleevesdropped shoulders

Medium confidence · based on 9 sources

By category

CategoryRunsShapeSize advice
Trousers & pantsruns largewide, elongated tailoring with a high or dropped rise depending on the modelStick to your waist size but expect volume and extra length; shorter wearers usually plan for tailoring.
Jeans & denimruns largebaggy, rave-inflected wide and sometimes twisted-seam cutsConsider one waist size down since the cut is already generous through the seat and leg.
Jacketsruns largeoversized shoulders and a broad, layering-ready bodySize down one, and two if you want anything close to a conventional fit.
T-shirts & graphic teesruns largeboxy with dropped shoulders and a wide bodySize down one if you want it to read as a normal relaxed tee rather than a tent.
Hoodies & sweatshirtsruns largevery roomy, dropped-shoulder, heavy oversized silhouetteTake one to two sizes down; the intended look is already extremely voluminous.
Shirts & overshirtsruns largeboxy body with exaggerated collars and very wide sleevesSize down one, especially if you dislike sleeves that break over the hand.

Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.

Martine Rose fit questions

Does Martine Rose run big or small?

Martine Rose runs large. Most shoppers report taking one size down (sometimes two on outerwear and shirting) unless you specifically want the runway-scale oversized look. Martine Rose garments are cut intentionally oversized and off-proportion, so the labelled size typically wears much larger than a standard fit and many buyers size down at least once.

How does Martine Rose fit?

Martine Rose garments are cut intentionally oversized and off-proportion, so the labelled size typically wears much larger than a standard fit and many buyers size down at least once. Overall shape: deliberately oversized and distorted — dropped shoulders, boxy bodies, elongated sleeves and exaggerated collars.

How do Martine Rose trousers & pants fit?

Martine Rose trousers & pants runs large. Stick to your waist size but expect volume and extra length; shorter wearers usually plan for tailoring. Shape: wide, elongated tailoring with a high or dropped rise depending on the model.

How do Martine Rose jeans & denim fit?

Martine Rose jeans & denim runs large. Consider one waist size down since the cut is already generous through the seat and leg. Shape: baggy, rave-inflected wide and sometimes twisted-seam cuts.

How do Martine Rose jackets fit?

Martine Rose jackets runs large. Size down one, and two if you want anything close to a conventional fit. Shape: oversized shoulders and a broad, layering-ready body.

Brand facts

Martine Rose is the London label founded in 2007 by British-Jamaican designer Martine Rose, drawing on 1990s UK rave, reggae and punk subcultures. The menswear-led collections rework proportion through elongated tailoring, boxy shirting, denim and logo knitwear, often shown off-schedule in north London venues. Rose consulted on Balenciaga menswear with Demna and runs recurring Nike projects alongside capsules with Supreme, Clarks, Tommy Hilfiger and Napapijri. Majority owner Tomorrow, which bought a 60 percent stake in 2021, was itself sold to Milan's Level Group in March 2026; Rose cancelled Fall 2026 production during that upheaval.

Founded
2007
Origin
London, United Kingdom
Price
$$$$$
Typical prices
T-shirts $223–$359 · Shirts $387–$540 · Shorts $400–$416
Focus
Menswear
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Streetwear, Avant-garde, Punk / Grunge / Goth

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