
Viza Víz creates minimalist, waterproof, convertible bike bags handmade in Taiwan, blending style and function for urban cyclists.
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.

Viza Víz creates minimalist, waterproof, convertible bike bags handmade in Taiwan, blending style and function for urban cyclists.

RAFAC creates bold performance socks for children and outdoor use, combining coffee yarn and recycled polyester with quick-drying, breathable comfort.

Re:Nrob Lab turns textile surplus into multi-way apparel and accessories through circular design and full Taiwan production.

Founded by two women, Major Pleasure creates genuine-leather shoes with Taiwanese makers, from hand-shaped lasts to Mary Janes, loafers and everyday styles.

Socks from Shetou, Changhua, blending traditional mill know-how with breathable, durable everyday designs.

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.

Amara makes Taiwan-produced shaping and compression wear with medical-grade textiles, supportive coverage, moisture control, and UV protection for daily, postpartum, and active use.

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

43 years of bra-making experience, handcrafted in Tainan with all MIT materials, from shaping to wire-free bras, offering comfort and custom services.

Three Indigenous brothers turn tribal life, language, and laid-back humor into character-led streetwear and original illustrated apparel.

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