86% matchTyler McGillivary
Hand-drawn allover prints on playful womenswear
What changes: Runway-facing NY label, narrower size range
Brand profile
Independent San Francisco label making boldly printed, artist-designed dresses and tees in extended sizes, produced locally in the Bay Area.
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The line grew out of hand-printed graphic tees and still centers bold allover prints, many drawn by illustrators and artists brought in from outside the label.
Production has stayed local to San Francisco since 2004, which is unusual at a mid-tier price and explains the small-batch, print-led range.
Jennifer D'Angelo still owns and runs the label, selling online and from a Valencia Street store in the Mission, with tops, dresses and jumpsuits cut in an extended size range.
86% matchHand-drawn allover prints on playful womenswear
What changes: Runway-facing NY label, narrower size range
68% matchPrint-led and patchwork, artist-driven storytelling
What changes: Deadstock/upcycling focus at designer prices
64% matchCraft prints and block-printing on easy silhouettes
What changes: Streetwear shapes, South Asian handloom heritage
61% matchIndependent, unisex, size-inclusive cult label
What changes: Bag-driven and logo-minimal, not print-heavy
Nooworks is an independent San Francisco label founded by Jennifer D'Angelo in 2004, named after her dog Noo Noo and built initially on hand-printed graphic tees. It now produces dresses, jumpsuits, tops and separates in bold allover prints, many designed with outside artists and illustrators, and cut in an extended size range. Production stays in the Bay Area, and the brand runs a retail shop on Valencia Street in the Mission alongside its online store. It remains founder-led and independently owned.