Young fashion brand Le PÈRE has announced the opening of its first flagship store in Lower East Side neighborhood.
Young fashion brand Le PÈRE has announced the opening of its first flagship store in New York City. The brand, founded in 2022, declares its ambition to become known to a wider public with an offline presence in a prestigious location.
Le PÈRE presents a unique concept, bringing an entire community of designers, artists, photographers and even musicians to work on the collections. Over the course of the brand’s existence, Cherry Kim, Duane Michaels, Noah Dillon, Brualio Amado and Ian Woods, among others, have worked with the brand.
“At its core, le PÈRE is a ‘blank slate’ – a vessel that allows its collaborators to take center stage. Whether it’s pants for work or a sequined T-shirt, the pieces carry the appeal of exalting a personal story,” Hyperbeast.com writes.

The brand’s first flagship in New York reflects the concept of a clean slate. The retail space, opening at 90 Orchard Street in New York’s Lower East Side neighborhood, was designed by BoND Architecture.
The flagship is designed in light colors with yellow accents. The interior features warm wood floors, large windows and custom furniture by BoND founders Noam Dvir and Daniel Rauchwerger. A separate space in the store will showcase the brand’s collaborations with local artists.
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