Vansh Agarwal

CLOZEN started because of a gap I kept running into. Everything that looked the way I wanted came from abroad, took three weeks and cost more than it should. Everything I could afford here felt thin, boxy and forgettable after two washes.

So the brief was simple and unglamorous: heavyweight cotton, real drape, dark palettes, prices a college student can justify. Nothing about the fabric is a compromise — the savings come from a short supply chain and refusing to spend on things you can't wear.

Drop one is twelve pieces because twelve pieces you'd actually wear beats fifty you wouldn't. Every one of them was sampled, worn for a month, and rejected at least once before it made it here.

This is CLOZEN. Wear it like it's yours.