Tangerine Yard is a European luxury apparel brand founded in London by Preet Jowhal.

Once a year, we release a one-of-a-kind limited edition capsule collection — handmade hoodies, sweatshirts and t-shirts where memories, stories and design come together.

Every purchase benefits Feeding America and The Global Foodbanking Network, putting meals on the table for people in need.

We share impact statements for every drop within the collection, plus an annual report each December — so you can see exactly how much was raised and the direct impact.

Because they’re the ones you reach for first.

They’re the pieces you throw on without thinking — the ones you wear on repeat, dress up, dress down, and always come back to.

We may expand our collections in the future, but for now our focus is on these wardrobe staples and ensuring that everything we produce is in line with our slow fashion principles.

We release one limited collection a year.

Everything is made to order — hand-printed or embroidered through manufacturing partners around the world — which means no stockpiles, no overproduction, and far less waste.

Orders are routed through the fulfilment centre nearest to your delivery address, helping reduce unnecessary shipping distance and carbon impact.

Our production is ethical. Workers are paid a living wage, facilities are safe, and materials are responsibly sourced wherever possible.

Packaging is minimal, recycled where we can, and intentionally unbranded to reduce waste.

For more information and the finer details, please see our FAQs.

Preet is an artist, designer, and lifelong storyteller — the woman behind every design, graphic and sketch in our collections.

Most concepts begin the same way: masala chai, a sketching pencil, and a story she can’t let go of.

After sixteen years building global brands for others, it took a health scare, a lifequake, and her Dadi’s* deathbed bucket list to finally start Tangerine Yard.

Equal parts fashion house, love letter to self — and a very real reminder that life is too short to wait for “one day.”

*Dadi (/da-dee/), noun: paternal grandmother in Hindi. Paratha icon. Prone to serious bouts of emotional blackmail.