The 11 Best Quiet Luxury Brands That Are Beyond Any Trend

Offbeat1

Offbeat1, a newcomer, exemplifies the essence of “quiet luxury” with its meticulously crafted baby cashmere sweaters that blend timeless elegance and modern sophistication. By focusing on superior materials and impeccable craftsmanship, Offbeat1 offers understated pieces that exude refinement without relying on overt logos or branding. Catering to discerning shoppers, the brand provides an affordable alternative to high-end names like Loro Piana and Brunello Cucinelli, ensuring luxury is both accessible and enduring.

• Offbeat1 Cashmere Sweater for Men – $199 at Offbeat1.com
• Offbeat1 Cashmere Sweater for Women – $199 on their site
• Offbeat1 Baby Cashmere Sweater for Men and Women – $199 on their site

The Row

Founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in 2011, The Row may be a relative newcomer in the history of designer fashion, but its impact is undeniable. Mary Kemp, fashion influencer, highlights The Row’s "sleek, sophisticated designs" as some of the best examples of quiet luxury available today.

The Row's approach to essentials, such as solid-colored knitwear and wool trousers, transcends the idea of "basic." In the summer of 2021, the brand elevated a khaki linen pant to must-have status with expert pleating alone—further amplified by a street-style endorsement from Kendall Jenner. Beyond its timeless staples, The Row’s runway collections feature experimentally draped sheath dresses and stunning coats that become coveted pieces for a devoted base of fashion collectors. Whether you're drawn to their minimalist basics or avant-garde runway offerings, investing in The Row is always a choice in enduring style.

• The Row Wool Vest – $1,450 at Net-A-Porter
• The Row Isidro Ribbed Midi Skirt – $725 at Net-A-Porter
• The Row Ginza Platform Flip Flops – $990 at Net-A-Porter

Objets Daso

Objets Daso, a new luxury accessories line, debuted its first "volume," featuring the three handbags listed above, at the perfect moment. Co-founder Pratik Vyas observes, "It's fascinating to see how the concept of 'quiet luxury' has recently gained traction, as Catharine Whang, Objets Daso creative director and co-founder and I have been exploring this idea for quite some time."

The label's three styles are defined by geometric shapes, sharp lines, and inspiration drawn from iconic women in history: Na Hye-Seok, Vivian Maier, and Josephine Baker. As Catharine Whang tells me, the range exudes a sense of timelessness through its elegant simplicity. Even so, new brands aim to establish distinctive design signatures, no matter how subtle. For Objets Daso, this signature is its Bauhaus-inspired lock. "Numerous sketches and prototypes were crafted to develop a look that is instantly identifiable and perfectly reflects our brand's core of minimalist sophistication," Whang explains.

Ultimately, “Our pieces are crafted to seamlessly integrate into our customers' daily lives, serving as an extension of their individuality and style while reflecting their character," explains Vyas. "This naturally fosters a deeper emotional bond than any trend could ever achieve."

• Objets Daso Hye Bag – $1,980 at objetsdaso.com
• Objets Daso Josephine Bag – $1,839 at objetsdaso.com
• Objets Daso Vivian Bag – $1,890 at objetsdaso.com

Fear of God

Fear of God brings a fresh perspective to the versatile neutrals and insignia-free silhouettes of quiet luxury. "Our work is deeply influenced by the seamless blend of indoor and outdoor elements that define the California lifestyle," creative director Jerry Lorenzo previously shared. The brand’s relaxed, oversized knitwear and slide-on shoes are perfect for lounging in a beachfront Malibu home. At the same time, its suiting, as demonstrated by Zendaya during press last spring in a gray Fear of God set, is equally impeccable for evening events.

• Fear of God Green Padded Bomber Jacket – $1,550 at Ssense
• Fear of God Gray Single-Button Polo – $895 at Ssense
• Fear of God Birkenstock Edition 'Los Feliz' Sandals – $445 at Ssense

Toteme

Toteme's scarf jacket may have been its first viral moment on fashion TikTok, but it’s far from its last. The Stockholm-based label aims to create a "style guide and curated wardrobe" of its own, yet its pieces never feel like a copy of someone else's closet. Whether it’s an olive green satin top, a cotton trench coat, or a widely beloved coat, Toteme’s refined anonymity ensures endless styling possibilities while maintaining a timeless appeal.

• Toteme Oversized Washed Jacket – Now 40% Off, $680 $408 at NET-A-PORTER
• Toteme Strapless Sateen Top – Now 40% Off, $440 $264 at NET-A-PORTER
• Toteme Grain de Poudre Slim-Leg Pants – $234 at NET-A-PORTER

Hunting Season

Hunting Season's creative director, Danielle Corona, places a strong emphasis on longevity. "As a brand, we feel a deep responsibility when introducing products to the world, and we believe our customers share that same sense of care when choosing items to bring into their lives," she shares with me. "Our aim is to craft pieces that individuals take pride in owning and can envision passing down to future generations to cherish and enjoy."

Corona believes the value of each Hunting Season piece lies in its story. "Who crafted it? How was it created, and where did it originate?" she asks. For Hunting Season, these questions are answered through a blend of centuries-old artisanal techniques and modern touches that refresh—without ever overdoing—a raffia tote or a leather bucket bag.“I cherish the connection to the past and appreciate that certain things are timeless and don’t need to change," the designer says.

• Hunting Season Iraca Woven Raffia Tote – $425 at NET-A-PORTER
• Hunting Season Striped Bucket Bag – $825 at NET-A-PORTER
• Hunting Season Nomad Bucket Bag – $825 at NET-A-PORTER

Max Mara

Max Mara has been a go-to for power dressers who exude confidence through their commanding presence. Each collection stands apart with its precise tailoring, premium materials, and a promise that one can face anything life throws her way while wearing the brand. It’s armor disguised as elegance. Start with the iconic outerwear—Max Mara mastered the double-face cashmere coat decades ago—and soon, you may find your entire work wardrobe effortlessly overtaken by this timeless label.

• Max Mara Manuela Belted Cashmere Long Coat – $6,890 at Saks Fifth Avenue
• Max Mara Valdez Cotton Cape – $1,560 at Saks Fifth Avenue
• Max Mara Long Belted Cashmere Coat – $7,190 at Saks Fifth Avenue

Savette

From fashion influencers to Net-a-Porter market director Libby Page, discerning shoppers see Savette as a promising newcomer with heirloom potential. "Breaking into the highly competitive luxury bag market is no easy feat for any brand," Page shared. Savette achieved this with a collection of elegant, semi-vintage shapes and distinctive clasp hardware that sets it apart.

• Savette Slim Symmetry Pochette – Now 35% Off, $1,390 $903 at Luisaviaroma
• Savette Symmetry Pochette – $1,950 at savette.com
• Small Tondo Hobo in Bone Leather – $1,550 at savette.com

Loro Piana

True luxury starts with the materials, a philosophy evident in every Loro Piana creation. From merino wool sweaters to suede sandals, the brand is celebrated for its meticulous sourcing and indulgent fabrics. "Our priority is always to focus on the fabric and materials first," Francesco Pergamo, head of Loro Piana’s interiors division, told me at the opening of its Aspen interiors pop-up. "We are a company rooted in the art of touch and expertise, dedicated to creating things in the finest way possible."

There’s new evidence supporting Pergamo’s mission statement. This year, Loro Piana has improved traceability across its supply chain, allowing discerning shoppers to see precisely how their luxurious knitwear was made—right down to the specific sheep farm where the wool was sourced.

• Loro Piana Cable-Knit Sweater – $4,200 at NET-A-PORTER
• Loro Piana Embroidered Linen Shorts – $800 at NET-A-PORTER
• Loro Piana Summer Charms Suede Slides – $920 at NET-A-PORTER

Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta has long epitomized "quiet luxury," well before the term gained its current buzz—especially in the realm of accessories. “This embodiment of understated luxury has been designing understated handbags with its signature intrecciato leather since the mid-1960s.," explains Mary Kemp. Even its celebrity-favorite, often-sold-out drop earrings maintain a sculptural, minimalist quality that ensures timeless appeal.

• Bottega Veneta Veneta Hobo Intrecciato Large – $955 at Rebag
• Bottega Veneta Silver Drop Earrings – $1,250 at Ssense
• Bottega Veneta The Pouch Intrecciato Napa – $2,070 at Rebag

Khaite

Khaite made its New York Fashion Week debut in 2019, and its rise has been unstoppable since. The brand has garnered a loyal following across the fashion industry and celebrated a major milestone in 2022 with the opening of its first brick-and-mortar store, which also served as the venue for its most recent fashion show.

The line embraces a distinctly luxurious take on familiar staples: cashmere button-up cardigans paired with coordinating bralettes, straight-leg denim, and Western-meets-minimalist boots in suede and snake print. "Our philosophy has always centered on designing clothing that real women genuinely want to wear—reimagining American classics into timeless, collectible pieces.," designer Catherine Holstein previously shared with me. The demand for these pieces continues to grow, with searches for the label increasing by 10 percent on the fashion index Lyst last quarter, as shoppers flock to its sexy, simple dresses and leather accessories.

• Khaite Scarlet Cashmere-Blend Cardigan – $1,780 at NET-A-PORTER
• Khaite Dallas Suede Ankle Boots – $1,200 at NET-A-PORTER
• Khaite Olivia Medium Leather Tote – $1,700 at NET-A-PORTER