W'menswear WMENSWEAR was founded on the belief that clothing can carry stories of resilience. Hard-hitting garments for hard-hitting women. Since 2015.

Since 2015, the brand has explored histories of strength — from pioneering women of the 20th century to the enduring textile traditions that shape our present. W’menswear is a brand built around stories—specifically, the untold stories of pioneering women from the 20th century. Each collection explores a different chapter in history, tracing how women have shaped and challenged ideas of femininity

, identity, and power. Our work is driven by the belief that women are multi-faceted, complex, and strong. We look at how gender and politics have intersected through time, and how clothing can reflect resistance, resilience, and rebellion. Based in Bangkok, our studio takes a hands-on approach to design. We collaborate closely with local artisans and use traditional methods of making to bring authenticity and depth to every piece. By blending historical research with craft, we create garments that honor the trailblazers who came before—and inspire those still to come.

24/06/2026

THE CLOTH ROOM

A study of cloth, craft and cultural continuity.

Paris
24–30 June

An exhibition bringing together textiles, objects, photographs and film that have shaped the W’MENSWEAR SS27 collection.

1 Passage de l’Asile
75011 Paris

THE CLOTH ROOMA temporary exhibition bringing together the textiles, objects, photographs and films that have shaped the...
23/06/2026

THE CLOTH ROOM

A temporary exhibition bringing together the textiles, objects, photographs and films that have shaped the WMENSWEAR SS27 collection.

Presented within the gallery are handwoven heirloom cottons from Sakon Nakhon, naturally dyed textiles, handspun yarns, Boro For Peace, Feeding the Pot, and a selection of materials, processes and stories that sit behind the garments.

Paris
24–30 June 2026

1 Passage de l’Asile
75011 Paris

Appointments may be arranged via the link in our profile.

17/06/2026

THE CLOTH ROOM

A study of cloth, craft and cultural continuity.

This film follows the making of one of the textiles at the heart of our latest work — heirloom cotton grown, spun, naturally dyed and woven in Sakon Nakhon, Northeast Thailand.

The cloth carries within it generations of knowledge: from cotton cultivation and handspinning to natural dyeing and weaving.

Presented as part of THE CLOTH ROOM, a temporary exhibition bringing together textiles, objects, photographs and film that have shaped the WMENSWEAR SS27 collection.

A private screening of Boro For Peace, a documentary exploring repair, craft and cultural continuity in Thailand’s Deep South, will take place during the exhibition.

Berlin · · 21–23 June

Paris · 1 Passage de l’Asile · 24–30 June

The Bowl Shorts in Denim are designed for everyday wear, combining a relaxed silhouette with the durability of classic w...
17/06/2026

The Bowl Shorts in Denim are designed for everyday wear, combining a relaxed silhouette with the durability of classic workwear.
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Cut from 10 oz Siamese denim, the fabric is sanforized for stability and softens beautifully with wear. A mid-rise fit, shaped back yoke, and subtle keychain loop offer practical details, while six riveted pockets and safety-stitched seams reinforce the garment for years of use.
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Part of the W’menswear Spring/Summer ’26 collection, inspired by the pioneering women motorcyclists of the early twentieth century and the dispatch riders of WWII. Their independence, resilience, and resourcefulness continue to inform the way we design clothing today.
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15/06/2026

THE BORROWED WEST

Spring Summer 2027

A study in shared workwear archetypes, heirloom cotton and natural dye.

Handspun and handwoven cotton from Sakon Nakhon, naturally dyed with indigo, ebony and locally grown botanicals. Natural French indigo denim woven in Bangkok. Raw linen knitwear produced on Thailand’s last remaining hand-frame knitting machines.

Previewing during market:

BERLIN

21–23 June

PARIS
Private Showroom
1 Passage de l’Asile
75011 Paris, France
24–30 June

Appointments are now open.

For appointments:
[email protected]

The Pullover Smock in Baby Blue draws from the practicality of vintage workwear, reimagined for everyday movement and ea...
13/06/2026

The Pullover Smock in Baby Blue draws from the practicality of vintage workwear, reimagined for everyday movement and ease.
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Crafted from Japanese cotton chambray woven with Egyptian extra-long staple cotton, it offers a smooth hand feel, light structure, and breathable comfort. Thoughtful details—double pleats at the back, gusseted hems, reinforced cigarette pockets, and safety-stitched seams—reflect a commitment to utility, durability, and considered design.
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Part of the W’menswear Spring/Summer ’26 collection, inspired by the pioneering women motorcyclists of the early twentieth century and the dispatch riders of WWII. Their independence, resilience, and spirit of adventure continue to inform the way we think about clothing today.

Cut from discarded Hawaiian shirts, each pair carries a different landscape of faded florals, sun-washed colours, and re...
09/06/2026

Cut from discarded Hawaiian shirts, each pair carries a different landscape of faded florals, sun-washed colours, and remembered journeys.
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Hand-worked sashiko stitching reinforces areas of distress, celebrating wear rather than concealing it. The result is a garment shaped by repair—a one-of-one piece where utility and individuality coexist.
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Joan Burns, a WRNS despatch rider during the Second World War.For SS26, She Rode the Dawn traces the lineage of early fe...
05/06/2026

Joan Burns, a WRNS despatch rider during the Second World War.

For SS26, She Rode the Dawn traces the lineage of early female motorcycle culture through the women who carried messages across war-torn roads on two wheels. Their uniforms—built for endurance, protection, and movement—inspired a collection of motorcycle trench coats, utility jackets, and workwear silhouettes shaped by authentic military details.

Cloaked in waxed gaberdine and navigating uncertainty with grit and determination, these riders embodied a quiet resilience that continues to resonate today.

Image: Joan Burns, WRNS despatch rider, WWII.
Courtesy of the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

30/05/2026

The Despatch Jacket.

A new silhouette for the season, drawing from vintage military uniforms and garments made for movement.

Structured, utilitarian, and cut with a cropped proportion.

Shown here in Brown Japanese Denim.

Part of She rode the dawn.

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28/05/2026

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Co-founder Pui wears the Despatch Jacket in Brown Japanese Denim.
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