Brand profile

Sies Marjan

Defunct New York luxury label by Sander Lak, known for saturated color and fluid tailoring; it closed in June 2020.

New York CityOrigin
UnisexFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$$Price

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A man wearing a green Sies Marjan outfit

What to know about Sies Marjan

Closed in 2020, resale only

The label shut down in June 2020, citing the pandemic, so anything you find is secondhand or deadstock rather than current season.

Color did the heavy lifting

Saturated, unexpected shades and pastels defined the house, applied to textured knitwear, oversized coats and fluid tailoring rather than to prints.

Built on a Dries pedigree

Dutch founder Sander Lak came from heading design at Dries Van Noten, which explains the luxury pricing and the avant-garde take on minimal shapes.

Known forCoatsSweaters & knitwear

If you like Sies Marjan

A woman wearing CO off-white boat neck sweater72% match

CO

$$$$Fluid tailoringLos Angeles, United States

Fluid volume and drape, tonal instead of saturated

What changes: Muted neutral palette, quieter LA minimalism

Brand facts

Sies Marjan was a New York luxury womenswear and menswear label founded by Dutch designer Sander Lak, formerly head of design at Dries Van Noten, and named after his parents. It debuted at New York Fashion Week in February 2016 and became known for saturated, unexpected color, fluid tailoring, silk-satin slip dresses, oversized pastel coats and textured knitwear. The company announced its closure in June 2020, citing the COVID-19 pandemic. Rizzoli published a retrospective book, The Colors of Sies Marjan. Lak has since launched a separate label, Sanderlak, in Paris.

Founded
2016
Origin
New York City, United States
Price
$$$$
Focus
Unisex
Facts checked
September 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury, Avant-garde

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