Top 10 Chinese Luxury Brands

China's most prestigious haute couture house has dressed royalty and heads of state in spectacular silk brocade gowns that draw directly from the imperial wardrobe traditions of the Qing dynasty.

The fastest-growing luxury jewellery brand in China hand-crafts pure 24-karat gold pieces using traditional Chinese goldsmithing techniques that have been in continuous practice since the Song dynasty.

Founded by China's most celebrated makeup artist, this luxury cosmetics brand draws its colour philosophy from classical Chinese ink painting and opera makeup, sold in museum-like boutiques.

A Guangzhou-based label founded in 1996 that has become the unofficial uniform of China's creative class, beloved for its unbleached linen, unconventional silhouettes, and natural dyeing processes.

Hong Kong streetwear pioneer Edison Chen's label sits at the luxury end of the hypebeast market, producing collaborations with Nike, Levi's, and Sacai infused with Chinese cultural iconography.

The Shanghai-born designer creates darkly romantic sculptural knitwear from natural fibres, shown annually in Milan, and is considered the most internationally recognised Chinese fashion designer.

A Shanghai luxury brand focused on natural, undyed fabrics and minimalist tailoring that has opened stores in Paris and Tokyo, positioning itself as China's answer to Loro Piana.

An ultra-premium niche perfume house creating Eastern-inspired scents using traditional Chinese medicine ingredients like osmanthus, sandalwood, and aged pu'er tea.

A digital-native luxury fashion brand celebrating ancient Chinese mythology and visual culture through bold graphic prints and theatrical garments that have attracted a global cult following.

China's most prestigious haute couture house has dressed royalty and heads of state in spectacular silk brocade gowns that draw directly from the imperial wardrobe traditions of the Qing dynasty.

The fastest-growing luxury jewellery brand in China hand-crafts pure 24-karat gold pieces using traditional Chinese goldsmithing techniques that have been in continuous practice since the Song dynasty.

Founded by China's most celebrated makeup artist, this luxury cosmetics brand draws its colour philosophy from classical Chinese ink painting and opera makeup, sold in museum-like boutiques.

A Guangzhou-based label founded in 1996 that has become the unofficial uniform of China's creative class, beloved for its unbleached linen, unconventional silhouettes, and natural dyeing processes.

Hong Kong streetwear pioneer Edison Chen's label sits at the luxury end of the hypebeast market, producing collaborations with Nike, Levi's, and Sacai infused with Chinese cultural iconography.

The Shanghai-born designer creates darkly romantic sculptural knitwear from natural fibres, shown annually in Milan, and is considered the most internationally recognised Chinese fashion designer.

A Shanghai luxury brand focused on natural, undyed fabrics and minimalist tailoring that has opened stores in Paris and Tokyo, positioning itself as China's answer to Loro Piana.

An ultra-premium niche perfume house creating Eastern-inspired scents using traditional Chinese medicine ingredients like osmanthus, sandalwood, and aged pu'er tea.

A digital-native luxury fashion brand celebrating ancient Chinese mythology and visual culture through bold graphic prints and theatrical garments that have attracted a global cult following.