From Sri Lanka, with intention
LOIS LONDON is a Sri Lankan-born brand shaped by movement, instinct, and a quiet attention to detail.
It began as an exploration, of form, texture, identity and gradually grew into something more defined. Not fixed, but evolving. The kind of brand that doesn’t sit still for too long.
We’re interested in how clothing feels as much as how it looks.
How it sits on the body.
how it shifts with you through life
Each piece is made to be lived in, not just worn.
Before there was LOIS LONDON
It started with Radhika Hernandez.
Before the brand, there was Lois Lane Vintage, a space for reworking, collecting, and understanding clothing beyond its surface.
LOIS LONDON took shape later, in her New York apartment. Not all at once, but slowly. Through trial, adjustment, and instinct. Through finding what felt right and letting go of what didn’t.
Since then, the brand has moved between places, Sri Lanka, New York, and beyond, growing through collections, collaborations, and different kinds of spaces.
Still evolving. Just more certain now.
Built by Radhika
Radhika Hernandez is the founder and creative force behind LOIS LONDON.
Her perspective is shaped by movement, between cultures, cities, and ways of seeing. That duality shows up in the work.
There’s always a balance. Structure and softness. Control and ease.
Pieces that hold their shape, but don’t feel restrictive. Clothes that move with you, not against you.
For her, design is personal. Less about following trends, more about creating something honest, something people can step into and make their own.
Wearing LOIS LONDON isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about feeling more like yourself. Sometimes it’s subtle, the way fabric falls, or how a silhouette shifts your posture. Sometimes it’s immediate. Either way, it stays. We think of getting dressed as a kind of ritual. A small, everyday moment that has the power to change how you move through the world.A feeling you step into
Everything begins with feeling
Every piece starts there. Our references move across places and moods, coastlines, old imagery, passing moments that leave something behind.
We design our prints in-house, and source fabrics from around the world, choosing what aligns with our language rather than following a formula.
Some pieces are quiet. Others are more expressive. But all of them come back to the same ideas, texture, movement, and a sense of ease.
Nothing excessive. Nothing without intention.