Outlier is iconic clothing pushed to its most empowering forms. Simple shapes radically reconstructed, using the absolute best materials and techniques, to create garments that let you do more while owning less. The goal is to transcend functionality, to open up the possibility space, allowing you to move comfortably and confidently through the widest range of social and physical situations. What you put on in the morning should never constrain what you do with your day.
To make the best objects you need to start with the best materials. At Outlier we hunt the globe over for the material difference, the absolute best fabrics, hardware and trims to build our clothing. The materials are what set us apart from the bullshit brands. From the finest single-origin merinos to radical new synthetic developments and intimate hybrids of nature and technology, we insist on the best materials for the job to be done. And if we can’t find what we need out in the world already, we partner with suppliers, developing brand new superior materials to introduce to the world.
Genuine newness never emerges from the obvious—it emerges from taking real risks and exploring the dark, obscure corners of culture. While our core products are often simple twists on familiar forms, we are devoted to constant experimentation with far wilder and stranger forces. Not every experiment succeeds, but the ones that do ultimately drive the knowledge that allows us to continually improve our core products. New experiments drop nearly every Tuesday at 1pm New York time; check this website, the r/Outlier subreddit and @Outlier on Instagram to keep up.
A lightweight and strong F.Cloth pant, cut using long darts instead of side seams to create a free moving and tapered silhouette. Read More →
A lightweight and strong F.Cloth pant, cut using long darts instead of sideseams to create a free moving and tapered silhouette.
A near perfect t-shirt made with a Mackenzie 17.5 micron Merino Jersey, nature's finest performance fabric. Beautifully soft and remarkably dry to the touch, merino's hygroscopic properties help cool you in the heat and insulate you in the cool. Read More →
A near perfect t-shirt made with a Mackenzie 17.5 micron Merino Jersey, nature's finest performance fabric. Beautifully soft and remarkably dry to the touch, merino's hygroscopic properties help cool you in the heat and insulate you in the cool.
