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Brand profile
Vancouver minimalist apparel and home brand, trading through a 2025 CCAA restructuring aimed at fewer stores and a stronger e-commerce business.
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The range runs on a narrow palette of neutrals and loose shapes: oversized blazers, wide-leg trousers, relaxed shirting and the knitwear it's best known for.
Started as minimalist womenswear in 2010, it now spans men's, accessories and home goods, so the men's assortment is a slice of a broader lifestyle offer.
The company entered CCAA creditor protection in June 2025 owing over $25 million, blaming US tariffs and fast store growth; it's shrinking its store count and leaning on e-commerce.
Overall fit
runs large
Oak + Fort pieces are generally cut generously and relaxed, so many shoppers find them larger than expected for their labeled size.
Tip: Consider sizing down if you want a more tailored fit, as most pieces are cut oversized and roomy.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | runs large | relaxed, boxy | Size down if you prefer a fitted look; the relaxed shirting is intentionally loose. |
| Trousers & pants | slightly large | wide-leg, relaxed | Expect a wide, loose leg; sizing down at the waist may help if you find them baggy. |
| Jackets | runs large | oversized, boxy | Blazers and jackets run oversized by design; size down for a closer fit. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Oak + Fort runs large. Consider sizing down if you want a more tailored fit, as most pieces are cut oversized and roomy. Oak + Fort pieces are generally cut generously and relaxed, so many shoppers find them larger than expected for their labeled size.
Oak + Fort pieces are generally cut generously and relaxed, so many shoppers find them larger than expected for their labeled size. Overall shape: relaxed, oversized.
Oak + Fort shirts & overshirts runs large. Size down if you prefer a fitted look; the relaxed shirting is intentionally loose. Shape: relaxed, boxy.
Oak + Fort trousers & pants fits slightly large. Expect a wide, loose leg; sizing down at the waist may help if you find them baggy. Shape: wide-leg, relaxed.
Oak + Fort jackets runs large. Blazers and jackets run oversized by design; size down for a closer fit. Shape: oversized, boxy.
Oak + Fort is a Vancouver-based label founded in 2010 by Min Gyoung (Jenny) Kang, selling minimalist womenswear, menswear, accessories and home goods in muted neutrals, with oversized blazers, wide-leg trousers, knitwear and relaxed shirting as staples. It sells through its own retail network across Canada and the United States plus e-commerce. In June 2025 the company obtained creditor protection under Canada's CCAA, with KSV Restructuring as monitor and more than $25 million owed to creditors; it blamed US tariffs and rapid store expansion, and continues trading while restructuring around fewer stores and stronger e-commerce.