The best brands like Arket are COS, Toteme and Asket. More fashion-forward minimalism from the same group.

Arket (Accessible tier, Index score 79) is known for Heavyweight cotton T-shirts, Lambswool knitwear and Wool coats. Typical prices: Knitwear roughly $90–$250. The alternatives below are grouped into our editors’ picks and further brands with a similar range, each with what you gain and what you give up.

What are the closest alternatives to Arket?

1. Accessible · Index 79

COS

London, United KingdomEst. 2007Knitwear roughly $90–$250; coats roughly $250–$450

COS (Collection of Style) is a London-based brand launched by H&M Group in 2007, known for architectural minimalism and modern basics at high-street prices.

Why it’s like Arket: More fashion-forward minimalism from the same group.

2. Premium · Index 83

Toteme

Stockholm, SwedenEst. 2014Knitwear roughly $350–$800; coats roughly $900–$1,600

Toteme is a Stockholm-based womenswear brand founded in 2014 by Elin Kling and Karl Lindman, known for Scandinavian minimalism: scarf coats, straight denim and quiet leather goods.

Why it’s like Arket: The step up in tailoring and fabric.

3. Accessible · Index 87

Asket

Stockholm, SwedenEst. 2015T-shirts roughly $40–$60; knitwear roughly $120–$250

Asket is a Stockholm brand founded in 2015 that sells a permanent, seasonless collection of essentials with full traceability of materials and factories.

Why it’s like Arket: Permanent-collection basics with full traceability.

Which other brands share Arket’s range?

4. Accessible · Index 77

Massimo Dutti

Barcelona, SpainEst. 1985Coats roughly $250–$500; knitwear roughly $80–$200

Massimo Dutti is a Spanish fashion brand founded in Barcelona in 1985 and owned by Inditex, known for classic, polished clothing in neutral tones at high-street prices.

Shares Arket’s strength in outerwear, knitwear and basics, at a similar Accessible-tier price, with an Index score of 77.

5. Accessible · Index 76

Uniqlo

Tokyo (founded in Hiroshima), JapanEst. 1984Cashmere roughly $100–$130; merino roughly $40–$60

Uniqlo is a Japanese clothing retailer owned by Fast Retailing, known for technical fabrics and for affordable cashmere, merino and Supima cotton basics.

Shares Arket’s strength in knitwear, basics and outerwear, at a similar Accessible-tier price, with an Index score of 76.

6. Premium · Index 86

Studio Nicholson

London, United KingdomEst. 2010Trousers roughly $300–$450; coats roughly $700–$1,000

Studio Nicholson is a London label founded in 2010 by Nick Wakeman, known for generously cut trousers, precise proportions and fabrics sourced from Japanese and Italian mills.

Shares Arket’s strength in basics, outerwear and knitwear, one tier up, in the Premium tier, with an Index score of 86.

7. Premium · Index 80

Theory

New York, United StatesEst. 1997Trousers roughly $250–$350; cashmere roughly $300–$500

Theory is a New York contemporary fashion brand founded in 1997 by Andrew Rosen and Elie Tahari, owned by Fast Retailing, and known for minimalist workwear and stretch-wool tailoring.

Shares Arket’s strength in knitwear, basics and outerwear, one tier up, in the Premium tier, with an Index score of 80.

Should you buy Arket instead?

Arket scores 3/5 for materials and 5/5 for value on our Index. Some lines use blends; pure fibres cost more but wear better. Read the full Arket profile.

Frequently asked questions

What brands are like Arket?

The closest brands to Arket are COS, Toteme and Asket. More fashion-forward minimalism from the same group.

Are Arket dupes worth buying?

Legitimate alternatives from other brands can capture Arket’s look at a lower price, usually with simpler materials or finishing. We do not recommend counterfeits, which infringe trademarks and rarely match the quality.