The best brands like Vince are Theory, Naadam and Everlane. A sharper, office-ready alternative.
Vince (Premium tier, Index score 80) is known for Cashmere crewnecks, Pima cotton tees and Slip skirts. Typical prices: Cashmere roughly $300–$500. 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 Vince?
Theory
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.
Why it’s like Vince: A sharper, office-ready alternative.
Naadam
Naadam is a New York cashmere brand founded in 2013 by Matt Scanlan and Diederik Rijsemus that buys fibre directly from herders in Mongolia and sells cashmere knitwear direct to consumers.
Why it’s like Vince: Cheaper cashmere with a direct supply chain.
Everlane
Everlane is a San Francisco brand founded in 2010 by Michael Preysman, known for “radical transparency” about costs and factories and for affordable minimalist basics.
Why it’s like Vince: Accessible basics in a similar palette.
Which other brands share Vince’s range?
Toteme
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.
Shares Vince’s strength in knitwear, shoes and basics, at a similar Premium-tier price, with an Index score of 83.
Lemaire
Lemaire is a Paris fashion label founded by Christophe Lemaire and co-directed with Sarah-Linh Tran, known for soft, utilitarian clothing in muted colours and the croissant bag.
Shares Vince’s strength in shoes, basics and knitwear, one tier up, in the Luxury tier, with an Index score of 87.
Khaite
Khaite is a New York womenswear label founded in 2016 by Catherine Holstein, known for sculptural cashmere knits, exacting denim and logo-free leather bags.
Shares Vince’s strength in knitwear, shoes and basics, one tier up, in the Luxury tier, with an Index score of 83.
Massimo Dutti
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 Vince’s strength in knitwear, shoes and basics, at a lower Accessible price point, with an Index score of 77.
Should you buy Vince instead?
Vince scores 4/5 for materials and 3/5 for value on our Index. Sizes run relaxed; frequent sales make full price hard to justify. Read the full Vince profile.
Frequently asked questions
What brands are like Vince?
The closest brands to Vince are Theory, Naadam and Everlane. A sharper, office-ready alternative.
What is a cheaper alternative to Vince?
Naadam is a lower-priced alternative to Vince (Cashmere roughly $100–$300). Cheaper cashmere with a direct supply chain.
Are Vince dupes worth buying?
Legitimate alternatives from other brands can capture Vince’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.