anonlychild
New York-based luxury brand transforming deadstock fabrics into limited-run designs with streetwear and tailoring influences.
ORIGIN
USA
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
UNISEX
Founded in 2021 by Maxwell Osborne, the former co-founder of Public School, AnOnlyChild is a luxury fashion brand built on resourcefulness and heritage. The New York-based label was born from the limitations of the pandemic, with Osborne turning to deadstock and surplus materials to create his collections. This sustainable approach is central to the brand's identity, resulting in one-of-a-kind garments that merge the founder's Jamaican cultural roots with a modern New York sensibility. Each piece, from relaxed silk shirts and mesh tops to tailored trousers and draped dresses, embodies a unique narrative, reflecting the creativity of its namesake.
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Maxwell Osborne on the Constant Discovery of Growing AnOnlyChild
This interview with Maxwell Osborne details the evolution of AnOnlyChild, two years after its launch. Osborne discusses his creative process, the brand's guiding principle of using deadstock fabric, and his vision for scaling the business while maintaining its unique, resourceful identity.
Maxwell Osborne’s anOnlyChild Makes Leftover Fabrics Feel So Luxurious
A profile on founder Maxwell Osborne and the launch of AnOnlyChild, born from the constraints of the pandemic. The article highlights the brand's ethos of resourcefulness, using deadstock materials to create luxurious pieces, and draws a connection to Osborne's Jamaican heritage.
AnOnlyChild kicks off LA Fashion Week in its new format
In this interview, Maxwell Osborne discusses presenting his collection at LA Fashion Week. He explains the concept behind the collection's 'B-Sides' and reinforces the brand's core identity, which is rooted in his Jamaican heritage and the creative use of deadstock materials.
Maxwell Osborne}s New Label, AnOnlyChild, Hosts Its First Fashion Show
This article covers the debut of AnOnlyChild, detailing founder Maxwell Osborne's vision for the deadstock-only label. It describes the first collection and the inaugural show, which was held at the designer's family home, emphasizing the themes of family, resourcefulness, and rarity.