Brand profile
thom/krom
Berlin label by Thomas Kromik making monochrome, garment-dyed dark essentials with raw hems, drop-crotch cuts and elongated urban silhouettes.
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What to know about thom/krom
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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80% matchYohji Yamamoto
All-black draped volumes at the avant-garde source
What changes: Runway-level pricing and far more extreme cutting
76% matchAnn Demeulemeester
Gothic Antwerp black with raw, undone finishing
What changes: Higher price, sharper romantic tailoring
72% matchMaison Margiela
Deconstruction and exposed seams at luxury level
What changes: Much pricier, broader palette and concept-driven
72% matchHelmut Lang
Technical fabrics and stark monochrome minimalism
What changes: Slimmer, sharper tailoring rather than drop-crotch jersey
Brand facts
- Founded
- 2009
- Origin
- Berlin, Germany
- Price
- $$$
- Typical prices
- T-shirts $102–$135 · Trousers $310–$343 · Hoodies $244–$290
- Focus
- Unisex
- Styles
- Avant-garde, Minimalist / Contemporary



