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We visited artist Richard Haines in his studio as he reflects on nearly 50 years in New York, how travel shapes his work, and discusses his latest show in Antwerp inspired by movement and new perspectives.

Spring Summer 2025 introduces a wardrobe of ease. Lightweight, breathable fabrics take shape in flowy, relaxed silhouettes designed to move—between work and weekends, the city and abroad, the everyday and the occasional.

Fall Winter 2024 is here, featuring Italian technical fabric overcoats lined with our signature Knickerbocker plaid, Japanese shuttle loom selvedg...

Knickerbocker: Portugal tells the story of our relationship with Portugal and our manufacturing journey as a brand. This book, created with the hel...

Not too far from New York City are farmlands, which follow the rivers to the shore - an image that embodies our intent for the spring & summer...

Join us for the book launch and signing of Reynald Philippe's "New York" book release.  Reynald Philippe, creative director and associate of studio...

New York Magazine and Knickerbocker have come together to produce a collection of items, which draw inspiration from the bustling streets surroundi...

To celebrate the sheer beefiness of our “Beefy” Oxford Shirt we put together a short because sometimes a product description or woven label just i...