14 October 2026International edition
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14 October 2026
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Premium and contemporary

Maison Common

Germany

Maison Common is a German womenswear label founded in 2014 by designer Rieke Common. It is known for colourful, detail-driven novelty jackets, with most of its production in Germany.

Facts
Founded2014
FounderRieke Common
SignatureNovelty jackets
ProductionAbout 80% in Germany, knitwear in Italy
Websitemaisoncommon.com
Segment
Premium
Categories
Womenswear
Sales channels
WholesaleOwn storesE-commerce

What is Maison Common?

Maison Common is a womenswear brand founded in 2014 by designer Rieke Common, who returned to her roots in Munich after working in New York. The collection is described as extremely feminine, detail-driven and chic, with an unexpected ironic twist, and its labels carry a signature pink bow.

Products and positioning

The novelty jacket is the brand's main focus and comes in a range of silhouettes. Around it, Maison Common builds a colourful, luxurious womenswear wardrobe.

  • Jackets, blazers, coats and outerwear
  • Dresses, shirts and skirts
  • Knitwear, trousers and denim
  • Scarves and shawls

Production is entirely European: around 80% of the collection is made in Germany, while knitwear is made in Italy.

Distribution

The label has shown at Pitti Immagine's Super trade fair in Florence and sells to multi-brand retailers, including through the Hotel Bayerischer Hof in Munich, as well as online.

Why it matters

Maison Common is one of the few German premium womenswear labels to manufacture most of its collection domestically, and its focus on a single hero product, the statement jacket, gives it a clear identity in a crowded contemporary market.

Frequently asked questions

Who founded Maison Common?

Maison Common was founded in 2014 by designer Rieke Common, who returned to Munich after working in New York.

Where is Maison Common made?

All production is in Europe, with around 80% in Germany and the knitwear made in Italy.

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