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Where to Shop for Digital Clothes?
From sophisticated wearable art to cyberpunk rock, here are the fashion brands leading the way into the world of digital garments.
Photo: Courtesy of Republiqe
DRESSX - For the brand conscious
Why them: Think literal wearable art, with paintings like Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Sunflowers on dresses and sweatshirts. DressX features 60 designers on board and more than 700 items available on their site, according to co-founder Daria Shapovalova, making them the largest digital fashion retailer in the market so far. With curated collections to shop from such as “DressX Starter Pack,” “Digital Couture,” and “Dress(X) for Success,” the fashion house streamlines its collections to help buyers make a decision on what to get.
Where to shop: https://dress-x.com/
Where to shop: https://dress-x.com/
REPUBLIQE - For the party people
Why them: With 22 years of experience in the fashion industry behind him, founder James Gaubert started Republiqe to help solve ethical and sustainability issues. That said, being part of the movement doesn’t mean the party has to stop. Republiqe is home to lots of outrageous and luxe pieces, including iridescent shimmy jackets, chrome ruffle dresses and pixie costumes. If these pieces existed in real life, they would fit right in at celebrity parties, but luckily for the environment, they do just as nicely on Instagram feeds as well.
Where to shop: https://republiqe.co/
Where to shop: https://republiqe.co/
THE FABRICANT - For the 3D fashion pro
Why them: That iconic $9,500 dress, the first-ever digital fashion collection with Carlings - this was the fashion label that did it. Instead of having customers pay for editing services, the Fabricant provides its outfits in “ffrops” (free-file-drops) for them to use on 3D software applications on top of its occasional auction and sale pieces.
Where to shop: https://www.thefabricant.com/
Where to shop: https://www.thefabricant.com/
RTFKT - For the sneakerhead
Why them: Known for their sneaker rendition on Tesla’s Cybertruck that sold for $35,000, RTFKT (pronounced “artefact”) is the digital sneaker house inspired by gaming and the digital world. Founded in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, the team behind RTFKT makes use of Blockchain technologies and Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) to make every digital sneaker purchase unique and easy to track throughout various virtual worlds.
Where to shop: https://rtfkt.com/
Where to shop: https://rtfkt.com/
TRIBUTE - For the cyberpunk crowd
Why them: Digital clothes are already fashion-forward, but Tribute takes it to the next level with their cyberpunk pieces that are totally out of this world. Featured in Vogue and Hypebeast, their collection heavily features reflective outfits in neon green, purple and black. For skin-tight plastic dresses (but without the squeeze) and garments that look like they belong in Tokyo in the Year 2900, pay Tribute a visit.
Where to shop: https://tribute-brand.com/
Where to shop: https://tribute-brand.com/
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