Companies/By country/Netherlands
Dutch fashion brands
Find fashion companies based in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is home to major denim brands, circular fashion innovators, and a growing number of fashion tech companies. The Dutch fashion scene is known for its progressive approach to sustainability and design, making it one of Europe's most interesting fashion markets per capita.




























The market
Working in Dutch fashion
What shapes the scene
Dutch fashion has a practical, design-led streak. You will find lingerie and intimatewear specialists like Hunkemöller sitting alongside streetwear and premium labels such as Equalité, plus trading and sourcing operations like C&S International Trading that keep product moving from factory to shop floor.
Sustainability is not a side project here, it runs through the whole sector. Organisations like Fashion for Good and the Fair Resource Foundation work on innovation and systems change, which means roles exist beyond design and sales, in research, policy and impact.
Who is hiring
Expect openings across denim and casualwear, sportswear, and directional design houses. Iris van Herpen BV sits at the couture and art end of the spectrum, while labels like Another-Label, Flore Flore and Guts & Gusto focus on considered, everyday womenswear. Smaller names such as Boas and Chris Jayden add further variety to the mix.
Working there
Dutch fashion employers tend to value directness, flat structures and a genuine interest in sustainability credentials, so it helps to know your material facts and supply chain basics before interview. English is widely used as a working language, which makes the sector accessible to international candidates as well as Dutch speakers.


