Our Legacy
Our minimalist guide features this independent label.
Acne's Scandinavian minimalism, from the famous scarf to Face-logo knits and faded denim, comes at a premium. For the same quiet look, often with better fabric for the money, start here.
Our minimalist guide features this independent label.
Our minimalist guide features this independent label.
Colorful Standard is a Danish brand that uses organic cotton and responsible production. It makes clean, vivid basics, from sweatshirts to tees, for minimalist dressers who care how clothes are made.
Études is a Paris-based studio producing fashion, publications, and art objects with a European intellectual edge. Its garments often carry literary references and graphic patches, and suit people who see dressing as discourse.
Our minimalist guide features this independent label.
Our minimalist guide features this independent label.
Looking for a specific piece? These are the cheapest matches in the catalog, with their starting prices.
The lowest-priced tees in the catalog. They are similar pieces, not copies of Acne designs.
Clean, minimalist button-up and camp shirts.
The catalog has no long-sleeve tees yet. The closest pieces are crewnecks.
No brand copies Acne's pieces, but Palmes ($110), Stan Ray ($165) and Corridor NYC ($175) make clean, minimalist shirts that typically cost far less than Acne's own. Palmes tennis shirts are the cheapest of the three.
Carhartt WIP ($55), Honor The Gift ($65) and Noah NYC ($68) tees are the lowest-priced tees listed here. They are similar pieces, not copies of Acne's designs.
The catalog has no long-sleeve tees yet. The closest pieces are crewnecks: Free & Easy ($88) and Colorful Standard ($119).
Our Legacy, Lemaire, Colorful Standard, Études, Cole Buxton and Helmut Lang, all listed on this page. They share the quiet, logo-light look Acne is known for.
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