82% matchBrand profile
Still Here
New York label making vintage-inspired 100% cotton jeans and ready-to-wear, still independently owned by founders Sonia and Maurice Mosseri.
New YorkOrigin
Workwear / HeritageStyle
$$$Price
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What to know about Still Here
Denim first, fits over seasons
The line is built around named cuts — the high-rise Tate and low-rise, wide-leg Cool — with jackets, skirts and knitwear filled in around the jeans.
Deadstock cotton, hand-finished
Jeans are cut from 100 percent cotton deadstock, upcycled or BCI-certified fabric, and often hand-painted, ripped or patched rather than uniformly finished.
Unfunded, and still owner-run
Founded in 2018 by Brooklyn couple Sonia and Maurice Mosseri on $20,000 of wedding-gift money; it stays independent with three New York stores plus SSENSE and Net-a-Porter.
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Brand facts
Still Here is a New York denim label founded in 2018 by Brooklyn-born couple Sonia and Maurice Mosseri, who bootstrapped it with $20,000 of wedding-gift money. The brand makes vintage-inspired jeans cut from 100 percent cotton deadstock, upcycled or BCI-certified fabric, often hand-painted, ripped or patched, alongside jackets, skirts and knitwear. Signature fits include the high-rise Tate and the low-rise, wide-leg Cool. Still Here remains independent and unfunded, runs three New York stores in Nolita, on Madison Avenue and in Williamsburg, and wholesales through SSENSE and Net-a-Porter.
- Founded
- 2018
- Origin
- New York, United States
- Price
- $$$
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage, Minimalist / Contemporary
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