Fabrique has partnered with Vera Wang on a 37-piece spring ready-to-wear capsule, Vera Wang x Fabrique.

The collection centers on soft tailoring, fluid silhouettes, and a balance of structure and ease. It draws on the play between sensual and modern restraint long associated with Wang, reframed through Fabrique’s perspective on everyday dressing. It is not wedding related.

Each piece was developed in dialogue with the style codes of Vera Wang. The result preserves her design language while translating it into an accessible format through Fabrique’s global platform.

Fabrique operates as a collective contemporary designer brand partnering with more than 350 designers worldwide to create exclusive collections developed directly with its in-house teams. The platform’s network includes talent with backgrounds at Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, Celine, Hermès, Prada, Mugler, Max Mara, Missoni, La Perla and Khaite. Over the years, Fabrique has collaborated with internationally recognized designers including Stéphane Rolland, Hussein Chalayan and Adriano Goldschmied.

Operating across global fashion hubs, Fabrique has built a vertically integrated model that supports design development, production and distribution under one ecosystem.

The capsule will be available exclusively through fbrq.com for sales in the U.S. and mainland China into early 2027. Prices range from about $200 to $1,000, and the collection is being positioned in the contemporary designer segment.

Fabrique, which was founded in 2020, is headquartered in China, with a global design network. Natalie Wang founded the company with Lin Jing, and they lead the brand and oversee the strategy, designer collaborations and international expansion. In March 2024, Fabrique launched its cross-border e-commerce site, fbrq.com. By combining the strengths of China’s supply chain with global creative prestige, they chose the U.S. as a key market, bringing Fabrique’s designer collections to a broader international audience.

The Vera Wang capsule is produced through Fabrique’s established manufacturing network in China.

Vera Wang was sold to WHP Global in December 2024, and the deal closed in January 2025. Wang continues as founder and chief creative officer while becoming a shareholder in WHP Global.

In addition to numerous licensing arrangements in the bridal, apparel, fragrance and home categories, Wang has a licensing deal with Kohl’s for Simply Vera Vera Wang, a diverse range of apparel, handbags, scarves and belts. Last June, WHP Global signed a new license with the Batra Group to launch an advanced contemporary rtw collection for women — followed by a men’s line — under the Vera Wang brand across the U.K. and Europe.