The Row

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen founded The Row in the United States in 2006. The name refers to Savile Row, the London street known for traditional tailoring. Starting with a focus on clothing, the brand developed into a fashion house offering bags, shoes and accessories among other products. Its understated designs align with what is now often called quiet luxury, but The Row was working with subtle branding, luxurious fabrics and considered proportions long before the term became popular.

• You want a spacious everyday bag — Look at the Margaux and compare the dimensions of each version. Check that it fits your everyday essentials and that the handles suit how you want to carry it.
• You want a pared-back work wardrobe — Consider relaxed trousers, a blazer and a fine-knit jumper. Pay particular attention to the shoulder line, trouser length and balance between looser and slimmer pieces.
• You like soft layers — Explore wool or cashmere knitwear and check the composition of each item. A fine knit works differently under a coat from a chunky jumper.
• You want a long, minimalist coat — Consider the sleeve construction, length and room for layers. A generous silhouette is a style choice, not automatically a reason to size down.
• You want to start small — Consider shoes or a smaller leather accessory you would use often. Choose for function and material, not just how recognisable a style is.

The Row often uses relaxed silhouettes, but not every garment fits in the same way. Use the size chart for the specific item and compare the garment measurements, where available, with something you already own that fits well. For coats and blazers, check the shoulders and sleeves; for trousers, check the waist, hips and inside leg. Do not automatically size down because a design looks oversized: that can also alter its intended proportions.

Always check the material composition and care label. Wool, cashmere and silk each need different treatment; follow the stated instructions rather than a general washing rule. Store leather bags in a dry place away from direct sunlight, and avoid overfilling them. Suede and smooth leather need different care, so use products suitable for the specific material.

You can look for The Row in the Netherlands through the official online shop and selected luxury retailers that stock the brand. Before ordering, check that delivery to the Netherlands is available, the returns policy and whether any import charges are included. The official store locator can help you find physical stockists; ranges vary by location. For pre-owned pieces, consider specialist luxury fashion sellers, ideally with clear authentication checks and a returns policy. Ask for detailed photographs, condition information and any available proof of purchase: a logo, dust bag or receipt alone does not prove a bag is genuine. Brands.nl is an independent brand guide and does not sell products.

• Loro Piana — Loro Piana shares an emphasis on luxurious fabrics, cashmere and an understated look.
• Hermès — Hermès is comparable for its ultra-luxury positioning and attention to leather bags and materials.
• Max Mara — Max Mara is relevant if you are especially drawn to The Row’s long coats and refined tailoring.
• Filippa K — Filippa K also offers a minimalist wardrobe, at a lower price point than The Row.
• Extreme Cashmere — Extreme Cashmere suits a preference for soft knitwear and relaxed, generous silhouettes.

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