80% matchYohji Yamamoto
All-black draped volumes at the avant-garde source
Brand profile
Berlin label by Thomas Kromik making monochrome, garment-dyed dark essentials with raw hems, drop-crotch cuts and elongated urban silhouettes.
Similar to Yohji Yamamoto, Ann Demeulemeester, Helmut Lang →

It sits in the same black-on-black territory as Rick Owens and Boris Bidjan Saberi, but at contemporary prices rather than designer ones.
Collections stay inside black, charcoal and muted earth tones, so pieces layer together across seasons by default.
The core is garment-dyed jersey, textured cotton, scuba and matte technical cloth cut into drop-crotch trousers, raw-hem tees and layered hoodies.
80% matchAll-black draped volumes at the avant-garde source
76% matchGothic Antwerp black with raw, undone finishing
72% matchTechnical fabrics and stark monochrome minimalism
72% matchDeconstruction and exposed seams at luxury level
thom/krom is a Berlin-based contemporary label founded in 2009 by German designer Thomas Kromik, a former department-store buyer and fast-fashion trend scout. The brand works within a strictly monochrome palette of black, charcoal and muted earth tones, building collections around garment-dyed jersey, textured cotton, scuba and matte technical cloth. Signatures include drop-crotch and slim jogger trousers, elongated raw-hem tees, layered hoodies and softly structured outerwear. Positioned in dark avant-garde territory near Rick Owens and Boris Bidjan Saberi but at lower prices, it sells through SSENSE, Antonioli and independent European stockists, with SS26 and FW26 collections in distribution.
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