7 Brands You (Probably) Didn’t Know Were at Harry Rosen
Don’t sleep on these trending designer brands you didn't know we had at Harry’s.
With thousands of new arrivals each season from hundreds of different designers, it's easy for new styles — and even entire brands — to slip under the radar.
And, while we cater to every wardrobe and occasion, some aesthetics might not immediately come to mind.
Whatever the reason, we’ve rounded up several recent additions to our inspired collection of brands to show you we love them too.
When Jerry Lorenzo founded Fear of God in Los Angeles in 2013, he wanted to give streetwear a luxury upgrade that could bridge the gap between high-fashion and casualwear. Known for its elevated essentials, oversized silhouettes, and relaxed pieces, the brand champions premium materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and an understated, versatile aesthetic inspired by California basketball, 90s grunge, and Lorenzo’s faith.
Acne Studios, founded in 1996 by Jonny Johansson in Stockholm, is a multidisciplinary fashion brand blending contemporary design, minimalist Scandinavian aesthetics, and high-end streetwear. Originally known for its denim pieces, Acne Studios now offers everything from ready-to-wear collections to accessories and footwear, merging premium materials, innovative tailoring, and a creative ethos rooted in art and culture.
NN.07, short for "No Nationality," is a Danish menswear brand founded in 2007 blending classic tailoring with minimalist, modern design. Known for versatile, timeless pieces crafted from premium materials, the brand emphasizes thoughtful craftsmanship, everyday elegance, and durable staples that bridge casual and formal wardrobes while reflecting a global, personality-driven ethos.
Stone Island, founded in 1982 by legendary Italian designer Massimo Osti, is a luxury brand renowned for its military-inspired outerwear and casualwear, which celebrate innovative fabrics, treatments, and experimental dyeing techniques. Famous for its technical outerwear and iconic compass patch, the brand blends high-performance materials with contemporary streetwear aesthetics, earning a devoted and cult-like global following.
Common Projects, founded in 2004 by Flavio Girolami and Prathan Poopat, is a New York-based luxury footwear brand best known for its minimalist, high-quality sneakers, particularly the Achilles model. Made in Italy from premium materials, the brand emphasizes sleek silhouettes, subtle detailing, and its signature gold-stamped serial numbers, creating timeless, versatile footwear that blends luxury craftsmanship with contemporary style.
Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, inventor of the gabardine fabric, Burberry is a luxury British brand famed for its iconic trench coats, signature check pattern, and heritage of outdoor apparel. Built on gabardine’s trademark waterproof and durability qualities, the brand’s original trench coats (originally made for military use) launched Burberry into mainstream fashion, blending classic craftsmanship with modern luxury.
Offering everything from ready-to-wear collections to accessories and fragrances, Burberry epitomizes timeless British style with contemporary design.
Drôle de Monsieur, translating to "Funny Gentleman," is a French menswear brand founded in 2014 by Dany Dos Santos and Maxime Schwab in Dijon. Revered for its contemporary, streetwear-inspired designs, it blends casual elegance with playful, modern aesthetics.
From statement outerwear to everyday essentials, Drôle de Monsieur emphasizes quality fabrics, clean lines, and versatile pieces that merge classic tailoring with youthful, urban style.
