All old money Brands

The defining force of American style, creating an entire lifestyle universe around country clubs, polo matches, and East Coast aristocratic aesthetics.

Founded by Coco Chanel, this French fashion house revolutionized women's clothing with the tweed suit and little black dress, remaining a symbol of eternal chic.

Starting as a harness workshop in Paris, Hermès represents the absolute pinnacle of ultra-luxury and craftsmanship, famous for silk scarves and Birkin bags.

With roots in luxury luggage and equestrian tradition (the iconic horsebit), Gucci blends Italian flamboyance with deep-seated heritage luxury.

A British luxury fashion house intrinsically linked to its iconic trench coat and distinct plaid pattern, outfitting explorers and royals alike.

The king of quiet luxury. Loro Piana manufactures the world's most exquisite cashmere, vicuña, and fine wools for those who prefer whispered wealth over loud logos.

Known as the 'King of Cashmere', Brunello Cucinelli creates unparalleled soft Italian tailoring and laid-back luxury in a serene natural color palette.

America's oldest clothing retailer. They introduced the button-down polo collar and have outfitted 40 U.S. Presidents, entirely defining the classic American prep and old money look.

An Italian luxury house famed for its impeccable outerwear, particularly the legendary 101801 camel coat, representing sophisticated, mature elegance.