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Róhe
Róhe is an Amsterdam-based fashion brand founded in 2021 by Marieke Meulendijks and Maickel Weyers, previously known as Les Coyotes de Paris. The house operates as both a design studio and atelier, located in Amsterdam's prestigious Golden Bend on Herengracht in a beautifully preserved 17th-century canal palace. Róhe embodies a philosophy of "quiet confidence," creating a multi-disciplinary universe where fashion, art, architecture, and craftsmanship converge.
The brand specializes in elevated minimalism and contemporary tailoring, crafting timeless pieces from exceptional Italian fabrics and premium materials like cashmere and organic cotton. With a "buy less, buy better" ethos, Róhe focuses on creating gender-neutral, season-transcending garments that form a personal, meaningful wardrobe. Their collections feature deconstructed elements, unexpected edges, and a rewritten definition of classic tailoring, all produced with environmental consciousness through sustainable practices and primarily European manufacturing.
Style keywords
Minimalist
Timeless
Contemporary
Tailored
Sophisticated
Brand Spotlight
Róhe
Style keywords
Minimalist
Timeless
Contemporary
Tailored
Sophisticated
Róhe is an Amsterdam-based fashion brand founded in 2021 by Marieke Meulendijks and Maickel Weyers, previously known as Les Coyotes de Paris. The house operates as both a design studio and atelier, located in Amsterdam's prestigious Golden Bend on Herengracht in a beautifully preserved 17th-century canal palace. Róhe embodies a philosophy of "quiet confidence," creating a multi-disciplinary universe where fashion, art, architecture, and craftsmanship converge.
The brand specializes in elevated minimalism and contemporary tailoring, crafting timeless pieces from exceptional Italian fabrics and premium materials like cashmere and organic cotton. With a "buy less, buy better" ethos, Róhe focuses on creating gender-neutral, season-transcending garments that form a personal, meaningful wardrobe. Their collections feature deconstructed elements, unexpected edges, and a rewritten definition of classic tailoring, all produced with environmental consciousness through sustainable practices and primarily European manufacturing.