
ZILA 采樂 brings 48 years of Shetou sock-making craft to functional, deodorizing and patterned socks made with combed cotton, Lycra and flat toe linking.
Fashion and apparel covers clothing, footwear, and pieces worn with them. Formoria groups everyday, technical, and design-led labels by their main wearables and product tags. A fashion brand's point of view may come from cut, textile, last, or the setting in which a piece is worn. This category does not claim that every item is made in Taiwan; each listing records its Taiwan connection and available product evidence separately.

ZILA 采樂 brings 48 years of Shetou sock-making craft to functional, deodorizing and patterned socks made with combed cotton, Lycra and flat toe linking.

URNAVY turns textile art and reflections on women into softly tailored clothing and sculptural accessories shaped by Taiwanese-Korean collaboration.

DKGP Dong Ke Ji makes functional socks in its Tianzhong factory, using Taiwanese textiles for odor control, moisture wicking, antibacterial, and non-slip designs.

HALFÔR creates Taiwan-made functional socks for humid climates, pairing quick-dry comfort with original motifs inspired by local culture, landscapes and everyday movement.

Moobulous 木子 pairs Taiwanese shoemaking with flexible air-cushion comfort, creating heels, bridal shoes and loafers with satin, leather, pearls and rhinestone details.

Cicala Pu pairs Italian leather, vegetable-tanned hides, an old Eastern last, and layered insoles in small-batch handmade shoes.

Le Gusta pairs clean feminine lines with Korean-inspired womenswear, from tees and ribbed tops to trousers, skirts, and sheer floral dresses, with selected pieces made in Taiwan.

I.A.N. Design pairs organic cotton, non-toxic dyeing and botanical hand-dyeing with a durable laundry bag made from 100% recycled PET yarn.

WasangShow translates Indigenous Taiwanese legends, ocean motifs, and Truku peanut imagery into breathable apparel, socks, and lifestyle goods.

Flat 135 builds everyday womenswear around clean silhouettes, Japanese fabrics, Taiwanese designer collaborations and handmade shoes.

C.C.W. blends classical aesthetics with contemporary tailoring, using comfortable materials, gender-neutral cuts, and architectural lines for everyday and formal wear.

Anden Hud builds Taiwan-made intimates around the idea of a “second skin,” spanning cotton, lace, period, cool, and seamless underwear.