Some countries have a distinct fashion identity. Scandinavian style, for instance, is known for quality, sustainability, minimalism and a desire to experiment. But what about Lithuania?
The more Lithuanian fashion brands and designers I discover, the more surprising it feels that the local fashion scene remains relatively under the radar. There is plenty to look at: exceptional craftsmanship, a rebellious streak, historical references, and a natural crossover between fashion and art.
From emerging designers to established names, here are 35 Lithuanian clothing and accessory brands worth knowing. Meet new names, revisit old favourites, and tell us which labels belong on the list.
Urte Kat
Urte Kat is a Lithuanian fashion house founded in 2019 by designer Urtė Katiliūtė, bringing together clothing, footwear and leather goods. The brand draws on Lithuanian folklore and traditional craftsmanship, reinterpreting familiar motifs through a contemporary, often playful lens. Working with small, women-run ateliers in Vilnius, Urte Kat produces limited quantities through a combination of made-to-order pieces and Studio Editions.
Inga Skripka
Inga Skripka is a Lithuanian artist whose independent label brings together contemporary art, clothing and cultural heritage. Founded in 2015, the project draws on her background in painting and costume design, treating clothing as both a wearable object and a medium for storytelling and cultural research. A central part of her practice is studying and reinterpreting Lithuanian textile heritage. Since 2019, her ongoing project, My Historical Grandma’s Mode of Life, has explored family memory, identity, and disappearing weaving traditions, beginning with textiles handwoven by her grandmother.
RO Jewellery
Jeweller Karolis Černeckis founded RO Jewellery, inspired by a fascination with raw, organic forms and the natural character of precious materials. Combining precious metals with the beauty of natural gemstones, each piece explores the balance between texture, boldness and delicacy. Crafted by hand, RO Jewellery creates contemporary, distinctive pieces for those who see jewellery as more than an accessory—a form of self-expression and a story you carry with you.
not PERFECT LINEN
not PERFECT LINEN is a Lithuanian family-run linen brand born from a lifelong connection to textiles and craftsmanship. Founded by a daughter and mother, the brand brings together different strengths to produce clothing that feels honest, comfortable and made for real life. Linen’s natural character—from its soft creases to its changing texture—is embraced rather than corrected, allowing the fabric to guide each design. Made to order in their Lithuanian studio, not PERFECT LINEN focuses on thoughtful production, longevity and a slower, more personal approach to dressing.
Airida Skrick
AIRIDA SKRICK is a Lithuanian fashion brand founded by designer Airida Skrick in 2013. Her work blends classic references with contemporary silhouettes, with a particular focus on sculptural forms, distinctive details, and leather. Transformation is central to the brand’s approach, with garments designed to be reshaped and worn in different ways rather than fixed in a single form. As Skrick puts it, she wants to leave room for “movement, individual shaping and a certain dialogue between the garment and the person wearing it.”
Alas
Alas began in 2019 as a silk-focused loungewear label and has since grown into an international independent fashion brand. Its collections move between everyday essentials, occasionwear and resort dressing, with an emphasis on versatility and self-expression. Storytelling shapes the brand’s vision, combining understated silhouettes with more expressive statements.
Justas Vonžodas
Justas Vonžodas is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice brings together fashion, jewellery and object design. Educated at London College of Fashion and Vilnius Academy of Arts, he draws on historical aesthetics and Eastern and Western cultures, vintage, kitsch, and eclecticism to create a distinctive contemporary visual language. His work centres on jewellery and wearable art, where each piece becomes a sculptural extension of the body and a way to explore identity, luxury and beauty.
FLOW FEMME
FLOW FEMME is a Lithuanian fashion brand synonymous with a refined foundation for the modern wardrobe. Rooted in local craftsmanship, its collections explore the strength of clean, architectural forms and understated design, creating items designed to transcend a single season. With a focus on mindful production, quality and longevity, FLOW FEMME prioritises pieces that become lasting staples.
Daras Space
Daras Space is a Lithuanian jewellery brand founded by Emilija Daraškevičiūtė, where playful ideas take shape in precious metals and gemstones. Her work draws on childhood memories, everyday observations and the small details that often go unnoticed, transforming them into jewellery with personal meaning. Collections range from Sun Horse, inspired by childhood fascination with horses and Lithuanian mythology, to Heart, which captures the imperfect heart shapes found in everyday life, and Foil, a series of crumpled textures recalling a childhood ring made from chocolate wrapper foil.
LINENFOX
Linenfox is a Lithuanian linen brand founded in 2014, starting with ten metres of locally sourced linen, a sewing machine and a handful of designs sold on Etsy. It has since developed a production model centred on local materials, skilled makers, and made-to-order garments. Clean silhouettes, precise construction and natural fabrics define its collections, while made-to-order production helps limit unnecessary stock.
Preges
PREGES is a Lithuanian slow-fashion brand founded by sisters Patricija and Gabrielė, built around creativity, individuality and the bond of sisterhood. With Patricija’s design experience at fashion houses including Iris van Herpen and Robert Wun, the brand brings an experimental yet deeply personal sensibility to its collections. Working with deadstock fabrics and local makers, PREGES creates limited, made-to-order pieces that explore transformation, femininity, and self-expression. Customisable silhouettes follow the wearer rather than dictate an identity.
Mellow Jewellery
Mellow Jewellery is a Vilnius-based creative house founded by jeweller and designer Melita Rus, whose path to jewellery began with a childhood fascination for tools, materials and making, eventually growing into Mellow. What began in 2014 as an experimental contemporary jewellery brand has evolved into a studio producing one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces in precious metals and gemstones, promoting an unconventional approach to unique jewellery that feels personal yet highly distinctive.
Simona Samojauskaitė Jewellery
Simona Samojauskaitė Jewellery is a Lithuanian fine jewellery brand founded in Vilnius in 2015, known for its contemporary take on the classic jewellery object. Inspired by nature and its changing forms, Simona works with essential elements such as line, dot, circle, surface and stone, creating pieces that balance expressive form with lightness and simplicity. Based in Vilnius, the brand uses traditional jewellery techniques alongside modern technology and works with carefully selected precious metals and stones.
Amour Linen
Founded in Lithuania in 2020, Amour Linen creates linen clothing and home textiles from natural materials. The name reflects pieces that become part of everyday life, whether in your wardrobe or home. Designed to be mixed, layered and lived in, AmourLinen prioritises timeless items, combining traditional linen craftsmanship with a contemporary approach to everyday wear.
No More Accessories
NO MORE ACCESSORIES was founded in Vilnius in 2017 by friends Goda and Gintvilė, who left their careers to make the jewellery they wanted to wear themselves. Working primarily with 925 sterling silver, they hand-make pieces in their Vilnius studio, where they saw, solder, carve, and polish each design. Made for everyday wear, the jewellery is designed to be collected over time, worn alone or layered together, with no seasonal drops to make older pieces feel outdated. The brand’s Loop programme completes the cycle, letting customers return worn pieces so the silver can be melted down and remade into something new.
Liepa Aliukaitė
Liepa Aliukaitė is a Lithuanian fashion brand founded in 2020 that explores the space between contemporary urban life and a more instinctive, elemental way of being. Its collections translate a quiet sense of melancholy and longing for something untamed into considered silhouettes, balancing structure with softness and deliberate construction with organic expression. Created entirely in Lithuania by a small, women-led team, the brand works with local ateliers, deadstock materials and a made-to-order approach, placing craftsmanship and mindful production at the heart of its practice.
Reda Paula
Reda Paula is a Lithuanian sustainable fashion brand where minimalism, functionality and traditional craftsmanship meet a contemporary sensibility. Since its first collection in 2019, the designer has made hand-crocheted lace a defining element of her work, drawing on family memories, craftsmanship, and the quiet rituals of the process itself. Reinterpreted alongside silk and linen, these familiar techniques become part of a modern wardrobe built around natural materials, thoughtful design and ease. Cultural heritage also finds a contemporary expression through hand-painted symbols inspired by Lithuania, bringing elements of place and identity into everyday clothing.
UNDRESS
UNDRESS was founded in Vilnius in 2015 by Ana Savicka with a simple idea: to create dresses that exist beyond the rhythm of seasons and trends. Built around a slower, more considered approach to fashion, the brand focuses on thoughtful silhouettes, distinctive fabrics and pieces designed to become lasting wardrobe favourites. Materials often lead the creative process, with carefully sourced fabrics bringing individuality and a sense of rarity to each collection, all of which are made in Lithuania in collaboration with local makers.
Laura Daili
Founded in 1999 and grounded in Lithuanian culture and craftsmanship, LAURA DAILI prioritises slow fashion, while combining premium natural fabrics with recycled glass and repurposed materials. Each collection explores the relationship between fragility and strength, transforming garments and accessories into wearable pieces of art. The brand is known for sculptural silhouettes, refined tailoring, transparent fabrics and distinctive handmade glass details.
Rūta Lapienytė
Rūta Lapienytė is a Lithuanian jeweller who creates pieces where art, form, and emotion meet. Treating jewellery as miniature works of art meant to be lived in, she explores the relationship between an object and the person who wears it. Inspired by her surroundings, emotions, and the simple beauty of metal, texture, and natural stones, Rūta makes each piece entirely by hand. Working with gold, silver, and precious and semi-precious stones, her work is made as one-of-a-kind pieces alongside custom wedding and engagement rings, all prioritising longevity, craftsmanship, and individuality.
BALARETIS
Balaretis is a Lithuanian jewellery studio based in Vilnius, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary techniques to create timeless pieces. Specialising in bespoke jewellery, the brand works closely with each client to transform personal ideas and aspirations into jewellery that reflects their individual style and story. Working with natural and lab-grown diamonds from trusted suppliers, Balaretis combines refined design with a commitment to quality, authenticity, and responsible sourcing.
EVE&SAILOR
EVE&SAILOR is a contemporary womenswear brand founded by designer Ieva Pieškutė. Drawing on Baltic mythology, folklore, nature and historical symbolism, the brand transforms references to the past into a contemporary visual language shaped by personal interpretation rather than tradition. Ieva’s background in costume design for film and television informs her approach to clothing as storytelling, with each collection exploring a distinct idea through silhouette, material, and atmosphere. Designed in limited quantities and made with independent makers in Lithuania, EVE&SAILOR creates clothing for women who see fashion as a space to shape, express and reinvent their identity.
KETA GUTMANE
KETA GUTMANE is a fashion label built around bold silhouettes, body-conscious forms and a distinctly expressive approach to dressing. The brand plays with the tension between sensuality and statement-making design, using sculpting fits, vivid prints and striking textures to create pieces made for moments of presence. Its signature wet-look aesthetic has become a defining part of its aesthetic, alongside playful accessories and experimental takes on familiar wardrobe forms. Confident, provocative and unapologetically glamorous, KETA GUTMANE treats fashion as a way to step into the spotlight rather than blend into the background.
Ramunė Piekautaitė
Ramunė Piekautaitė is one of Lithuania’s most established fashion designers, known for a distinctive language of romantic femininity and understated aristocratic elegance. Her collections balance sensuality with restraint, bringing together refined silhouettes, sophisticated details, and an enduring sense of luxury. Rooted in craftsmanship yet attuned to modern-day life, the brand creates seasonal collections that celebrate the appeal of beautifully made clothing and effortless sophistication.
a606
A606 is a Lithuanian fashion label founded in Vilnius in 2025, built around the idea of the contemporary uniform. Its visual side combines industrial references, disciplined minimalism, black and white, metal details and architectural, asymmetrical lines. Named after a steel grade, A606 draws on strength, structure, and precision, creating garments meant to become lasting foundations of the everyday wardrobe rather than seasonal statements. The brand interprets clothes as a personal visual code: a considered system that simplifies dressing while leaving room for individual expression.
APRILIS
APRILIS is a Lithuanian fashion brand founded in 2021 by designer Rūta Kvaščevičiūtė, drawing on family history, Žemaitian culture and the living traditions of rural Lithuania. The brand approaches clothing as storytelling, seeking connections between fashion and personal, autoethnographic narratives. Since 2023, APRILIS has focused primarily on bridal and occasionwear, using each client’s story as both inspiration and a foundation for the creative process. With an intuitive approach and close attention to detail, Rūta creates dresses that feel personal, expressive and deeply connected to the woman who wears them.
MAKARA WEAR
MAKARA WEAR is a sustainable swimwear and apparel name founded by Lithuanian designer Gerda Mi, based in Bali. Combining minimalist design with sporty functionality, the brand creates pieces for swimming, surfing and everyday wear. Its collections use regenerated ECONYL® nylon, organic cotton and upcycled deadstock fabrics, with garments handmade in small batches by a family-run Indonesian factory. Guided by a commitment to responsible production, MAKARA WEAR turns material reuse and considered design into an approach that balances performance, comfort and understated style.
ACADA STUDIO
ACADA STUDIO is a Lithuanian knitwear brand built around the shared vision of mother and daughter Aistė and Kamilė. Drawing on more than two decades of family experience in knitwear production, the duo brings together traditional expertise and a contemporary approach to style. Made in their own factory using Italian yarns, the collections focus on versatile wardrobe staples, from merino wool sweaters to cashmere-blend layers. Produced in small collections with an emphasis on quality and reduced waste, ACADA STUDIO fuses family craftsmanship and modern design.
Ydos Dorybės
Ydos Dorybės is a Lithuanian jewellery project founded by Deimantė Litvinaitė that explores the space between what we consider virtues and vices. Inspired by Jung’s concept of the shadow, the brand invites us to embrace the less polished, more complex parts of ourselves rather than suppress them. Translating seven human vices into sculptural jewellery, Ydos Dorybės turns rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets into objects of self-expression—encouraging the wearer not to be defined by their flaws, but to own them.
INGRIÐ LOVE
INGRIÐ LOVE is a Lithuanian fashion house established in 2015 by designer Ingrida, specialising in bridal and eveningwear. The brand’s silhouettes follow the body’s natural lines, combining fluid fabrics, sculpted cuts, and precise construction with a distinctly sensual aesthetic. Based in Vilnius, INGRIÐ LOVE works through a made-to-measure approach, refining each garment through fittings and close collaboration between the client, designer and atelier.
MONALA
MONALA is a Lithuanian knitwear brand founded by Monika Peganova, built on a simple idea: choose less, but better. The brand focuses on everlasting, seasonless wardrobe pieces made from carefully selected 100% extra-fine merino wool, chosen for its softness, breathability and durability. MONALA knits each garment in Lithuania in small quantities, with some pieces made on manual knitting machines and finished by hand.
Aistė Hong
Aistė Hong is a Lithuanian-born American fashion designer whose namesake label investigates the relationship between the body, structure and movement. Shaped by an early life surrounded by garment making and later trained at Parsons School of Design, Aistė combines technical precision with a curiosity for innovation, creating pieces that balance sculptural expression with timeless wearability. Founded in New York in 2021, the brand made history with Aistė’s debut on the official New York Fashion Week calendar, becoming among the first Lithuanian designers to present on the schedule.
AIMI
AIMI is a Lithuanian fashion studio founded by Aida Milasiute, whose lifelong connection to textiles and garment making grew from childhood spent in her mother’s sewing workshop. The brand creates versatile, thoughtfully made clothing that emphasises quality, comfort, and pieces you can wear again and again. Made in AIMI’s small Vilnius sewing studio, the collections reflect a slower approach to fashion, where garments can be adapted to the individual wearer rather than produced for constant consumption. More than a clothing label, AIMI promotes a quieter relationship with fashion—encouraging women to buy less, choose carefully and make space for what matters beyond their wardrobes.
BAUBAS
BAUBAS is a contemporary knitwear brand based in Vilnius, born from designer Miglė’s fascination with strange, mystical creatures first brought to life through sketches and drawings. Inspired by the mysterious figure said to hide in the shadows, BAUBAS transforms these playful, otherworldly characters into distinctive hand-drawn knitwear. Made in small batches from premium Italian lambswool at a family-run knitting factory in Lithuania, each piece combines imagination, craftsmanship and a touch of mischief. Designed for those who embrace individuality, BAUBAS creates sweaters that are as expressive and unconventional as the people who wear them.
DISTYLED
DISTYLED is a Lithuanian accessories brand built around the idea that sustainable fashion can be both responsible and expressive. Best known for its bags, the brand works with alternative materials including vegan leather, recycled leather, rescued denim and Piñatex®, turning them into colourful, functional designs. DISTYLED’s approach is straightforward: make considered choices without compromising on style or individuality.
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