Untitlab
Untitlab
THE CONCEPT
untitlab® is a footwear and accessories brand launched in 2019. The name untitlab® draws inspiration from the way artists title their works when the creations defy categorization. untitlab® is about experimentation, using references from the designers’ background and environment, innovative materials, radical silhouettes and conceptual visuals to push the boundaries of self-expression, allowing consumers to interpret, relate to, and style their products however they wish.
INTRO
untitlab® was co-founded by the Chinese creatives Sans, Nicolas and Zen. The brand is the result of their multidisciplinary work experience between art, fashion design, graphic design and marketing, across the UK, France and China.
PRODUCT AND DESIGN
untitlab®'s design philosophy is rooted in challenging conventional boundaries of professional and social attire by clashing references from different scenarios to create hybrid shoes with bold empowering silhouettes.
Elements from formal wear, sports, outdoor activities, and BDSM culture are mixed into classic footwear typologies, such as derby shoes, cowboy boots, loafers, sneakers, kitten heels and slides. All these features and categories are filtered through untitlab®’s signature aesthetic: contrasting geometric shapes, oversized soles and heels, and a sleek upper. The result is a shoe that is both edgy and sexy, familiar yet out of the ordinary, full of attitude, but still versatile for different occasions.
Fit and comfort
Comfort is a top priority for us. Our uppers are designed with an extra margin of space on the length, adding room for the feet to breathe. Our soles come with a latex and bio-based midsole that provides ample support and cushioning, ensuring that you can wear them all day at ease. Additionally, our designs are not defined by gender, our shoes have extended sizes from 35 to 46, however the fit is adapted to men and women universal sizes.
Quality
We use high performance vegan leather materials that are both sustainable and long-lasting. Our shoes go through rigorous test procedures, for instance, our 50,000 times of bending test at minus 25 degrees to ensure durability, and the 200,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs test, to certify that the material is abrasion-resistant.
Universal Works
Universal Works
Universal Works is a British contemporary menswear brand founded in 2009 by designer and director David Keyte, based in Nottingham, UK. The brand is rooted in a mixture of heritage workwear, subcultural music and sporting influences, and the idea of “real, honest clothing based on fit and good design, though never over-designed.”
Universal Colors
Universal Colors
Universal Colours challenges current conventions through progressive design and considerately sourced materials. As a forward-thinking brand, we are working with our partners to develop sustainable practices and create garments with a focus on originality, durability and responsibility. This is our mission: to bring cyclists some of the finest, considerately sourced performance apparel our industry has seen.
Universal Colours is a cycling apparel brand based out of London. Whilst our debut collection launched in the summer of 2020, early development began back in 2018 when our small team of keen cyclists came together to realise a vision: create a global performance brand with strong values, acknowledging cyclists see their clothing as an extension of their views and personality.
Universal Colours was created without compromise on originality, durability and responsibility.
As a brand, we seek to challenge ourselves and our partners. We evolve, adapt and constantly look outside of our industry for inspiration, be that outdoor, streetwear or high fashion. We pay homage to the changing seasons and consistent rides that look different year-round. As such, we view our collections as a continuation of our story, a new volume rather than a new season.
We are committed to changing the way cycling apparel is manufactured. The synergy between our core values and our factories and mills is imperative to our success. A collaborative approach allows us to adapt, progress and create the most carefully considered, high-quality product possible. We only work with factories internationally audited for social and environmental good practice, and this will never change.
Our collections include unisex pieces and we use the same colour palette across genders. Universal Colours encourages everyone to share the joy of cycling and invites individuals from all walks of life to join our community and connect through a mutual passion for sports and adventure.
This is our vision. This is Universal Colours.
Uniqlo
Uniqlo
Uniqlo is a Japanese global apparel brand founded in 1949 (originally as “Ogori Shōji”) and rebranded in 1984 as Unique Clothing Warehouse—later shortened to “Uniqlo.” Headquartered in Tokyo and operated by Fast Retailing Co., Ltd., Uniqlo is known for its philosophy of “LifeWear”: simple, high-quality, functional clothing designed for everyday comfort and longevity. The brand’s aesthetic centers on minimalism, versatility, and accessibility, offering timeless essentials—such as lightweight down jackets, HEATTECH thermals, AIRism innerwear, and Supima cotton basics—that blend technology with thoughtful design.
Uniqlo revolutionised fashion retail through its fabric innovation, mass customisation, and global collaborations with designers and artists like Jil Sander, JW Anderson, Marni, and KAWS. It caters to a wide demographic by balancing affordability with premium feel, emphasising sustainability and ethical manufacturing through its RE.UNIQLO recycling and BlueCycle denim initiatives. Today, Uniqlo operates over 2,400 stores worldwide and remains a leader in the “everyday luxury” segment—championing simplicity, quality, and modern practicality as a universal style.
Uniform Bridge
Uniform Bridge
Uniform Bridge is a Korean streetwear label that fuses vintage military workwear aesthetics with modern urban sensibilities. Founded around 2013 (though some sources mark 2015) in Seoul, the brand draws heavily on classic American workwear, outdoor and military-uniform references — reinterpreting them into wardrobe staples that emphasise durability, utility and timeless styling.
Under Armour
Under Armour
1996 TO TODAY
From product innovations and ground-breaking campaigns to the partnerships and big bets that propelled the Brand forward, these are the moments that made us who we are.
1997
Heatgear® for When It's Hot & Coldgear® for When It's Cold
After delivering on the keep-you-cool promise of HeatGear® with the first T-shirt, Under Armour introduced its now-famous ColdGear® fabric, which keeps athletes warm, dry, and light in cold conditions, and then AllSeasonGear®, which keeps athletes comfortable between the extremes.
1998
The Move to Baltimore
Under Armour moved operations from a rowhouse in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC, which belonged to Kevin Plank’s grandmother, to an all-new headquarters and warehouse in Baltimore, MD, the city it has called home ever since.
Undefeated
Undefeated
UACTP opened its doors in 2018 as a private gym facility & product line focused on jiu-jitsu and technical strength training. The brand remains focused on jiu-jitsu and training, while expanding additional focus on community programming and wellness/recovery.
Uncommon Matters
Uncommon Matters
we are exceptionally curious,
playfully energetic and precisely uncommon.
The bold strokes of are engineered to encourage self-expression; a term used loosely for most but wholly for us. The essence of is captured through a body of works designed to transcend the borders of traditional art. It’s our mission to make art approachable, steering away from the elitist scent that lingers. After all, we are all collectors of something and an artist lies in each of us.
let’s make art together
The Berlin-based brand speaks to a collective of people, unafraid to experiment and discover their individuality through thought-provoking products, rooted in good design. Each piece is formed in conjunction with a design philosophy, informed by experimental and conceptual notions that carry a quiet confidence.
Uncertain Factor
Uncertain Factor
Uncertain Factor is a Chinese fashion label founded around 2020 that blends avant-garde experimentation with utilitarian functionality. Known for transforming abstract concepts like DNA structures and architecture into wearable design, the brand’s collections feature geometric cuts, structured silhouettes, and technical fabrics with a futuristic edge. Its aesthetic sits between conceptual streetwear and high fashion — merging imagination with practicality through visible hardware, layered textures, and sculptural tailoring. Positioned as a premium emerging label, Uncertain Factor reflects the rise of innovative Chinese designers bringing intellectual depth, material precision, and global appeal to contemporary menswear and gender-neutral fashion.
Umbro
Umbro
From 1924 to today. Wilmslow to Wembley, Manchester to the Maracanã, Ellis Park to Estadio Azteca and everywhere else.
National teams to five aside, Sunday League trophies to the treble, the bottom to the top of the table, tackles to tiki-taka, the tunnel to terrace songs, the Speciali to the sublime, early starts to after extra time, the pies, the tries, the dives, the high fives, the agony of hitting the bar to checking VAR (ok, maybe not that far).
Whether it’s football, futsal or rugby, come rain or shine, relegation or promotion, you’ll find the double diamond.
We make the shirts, shorts, boots, shin pads, goalie gloves, and whatever else it is you need to succeed on the pitch or off it.
For the players. For the fans. Wear with pride. Play with passion. Nobody owns it. It’s where we all belong.
This is Our Game.
Umber Postpast
Umber Postpast
Seoul based high fashion brand, presents contemporary designs through past and modern connections. UMBER's look pursues the most sophisticated approach by using eco-friendly fabrics which are produced through traditional techniques. The look captures the brand's slogan, "POSTPAST." The various objects introduced along with each collection of new colours and materials show the Korean craftsmanship and suggest a timeless lifestyle that the brand pursues.
Uma wang
Uma wang
Uma Wang, Chinese name is Wang Zhi. She trained at the Dong Hua University in Shanghai and Central Saint Martins in London. Since the establishment of the personal brand in 2009, she has gained an international reputation for her unique understanding of fabrics, exquisite tailoring, and balancing sophistication with timeless aesthetics. She is the first Chinese designer that entered the calendar of Milan Fashion Week and joined the schedule of Paris Fashion Week in 2017. In 2022, Uma Wang is accepted as a permanent member of Chambre Syndicale of Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode. Her unique style has attracted the attention of the top buyers in the world. UMA WANG brand has covered more than 30 countries in the world, including China, Italy, France, United States and Japan.
Uma Wang entered the 2015 Forbes China Designers list and was chosen by the BoF 500 for six consecutive years (“The People Shaping the Global Fashion Industry”). Vogue Italia proclaimed her the “Up and Coming Talent” that deserved more worldwide attention. In 2012, the Council of Fashion Designers of America picked her for its inaugural China Exchange program. The international fashion industry regards Uma as one of the leading figures in contemporary Chinese designers.
Uma Wang constantly collaborated with brands and artists in different industries. In 2018, the film “Hidden Man”, in which she worked on costume design with director Jiang Wen, was nominated for Golden Horse Award for Best Makeup and Costume Design. In 2022, as the first Chinese fashion designer collaborated with UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, her inspiring creativity made a tremendous contribution to refugees.
Ugo Paulon
Ugo Paulon
Ugo Paulon is a purpose-led footwear project, utilising pre-existing and recycled materials as much as possible.
- The name Ugo Paulon originates from the merged usernames of different eBay sellers from whom some of the first vintage shoes were bought to be up-cycled -
To minimise the environmental impact of its production, is based on the simple philosophy; that restrictions drive innovation and creativity when they present a motivating challenge.
Ugo Paulon’s collections are based on the availability of dead stock and repurposed materials, much like its early prototypes were made from vintage shoes and second hand fabrics sourced on eBay.
Similar to ‘objet trouvé’ art pieces, Ugo Paulon’s characteristic aesthetics are influenced by this reversed design process.
The spiral present in the logo and prints is such a positive symbol of awareness, growth and change and is so universal across cultures and in nature. It also represent looking inwards and revisiting forgotten ressources within. Besides appearing in prints, the Ugo Paulon signature swirl has been rematerialised as a trim developed with sculptor and jeweller Freya Douglas Ferguson.
Ulysse Nardin
Ulysse Nardin
Anchored in the Swiss town of Le Locle, Ulysse Nardin is the independent, integrated manufacture that has continuously reset the boundaries of watch engineering and design since 1846 thanks to its long-established technical excellence and its unconventional approach to watchmaking.
