Premium and contemporary fashion brands
This directory lists 1,195 premium and contemporary fashion brands, making it the largest segment. Germany has the most brands, followed by France, the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands and Denmark. The segment covers quality-focused labels positioned between the mass market and luxury: modern menswear and womenswear, tailoring, knitwear, casual collections and lifestyle brands, often with a clear design identity.
Premium and contemporary brands sell mainly through wholesale, placing their collections with department stores, multi-brand retailers and online platforms. Most also run their own e-commerce, and many operate their own stores. Examples include Hugo Boss with its lines BOSS and HUGO, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Lacoste, Gant, Aigle, Marc O'Polo and Drykorn. In Europe, this segment forms the core of the classic wholesale fashion business with seasonal collections and order rounds.
Germany
203Netherlands
158Denmark
141United Kingdom
133France
133Italy
101United States
88Sweden
45Belgium
40Spain
34Australia
17Canada
15Finland
10Türkiye
9Switzerland
8Greece
6Portugal
5…
4Ukraine
4Norway
4India
4South Korea
4Austria
3Hungary
3Russia
3Poland
2Ireland
2Rwanda
1Philippines
1Czechia
1Colombia
1Taiwan
1Croatia
1Romania
1Serbia
1New Zealand
1Estonia
1Brazil
1China
1Bulgaria
1Uruguay
1United Arab Emirates
1Japan
1Frequently asked questions
Which premium and contemporary fashion brands are listed?
The 1,195 brands in this segment include Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Lacoste, Gant and Marc O'Polo.
How do premium and contemporary brands sell?
70 per cent of premium and contemporary brands sell through wholesale, which is their main channel. Most also have their own online shop, and many run their own stores.