Quince Emerges as the Go-To Brand for Affordable Luxury Basics
Quince has become a top choice for shoppers seeking premium-looking essentials at lower prices, overtaking traditional department stores.
Quince has captured consumer attention by delivering high-quality basics—such as cashmere crewnecks, linen duvet covers and cashmere tees—at prices far below traditional designer levels. The brand’s blend of sustainable materials, direct-to-consumer pricing and stylish design has propelled its revenue beyond $2 billion over the past twelve months. This growth reflects a broader shift toward products that feel premium, last longer and align with ethical values.
Expanding beyond clothing, Quince now sells accessories like the Romy Satchel and travel gear such as an expandable carry-on suitcase. The surge in popularity suggests shoppers are moving away from legacy retailers like Nordstrom in favor of this new “quiet luxury” model.
Why it matters
It shows how consumers are favoring sustainable, high-quality goods over traditional luxury markups.
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