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At Vane, we’re not just making clothes—we’re building a smarter model for an apparel company: where technology enhances both our craft and our commerce.

We design functional, distinguished garments for the multi-faceted professional—people who manage to juggle time between  creative, corporate, intellectual, and even sporting spaces… and don’t want to change their outfit three times a day to do so.

 

Our goal is to outfit them with what we call complex minimalism—classic silhouettes with inventive detailing, engineered to serve understated utility

In other words: clothing that is quietly as versatile and adaptable as they are.
 

Evolving American Heritage

That functionality is embodied through a retro-future style, anchored by subtle cultural nuance that paints a vision of evolving American Heritage.

Technology Enabled

As a technology-enabled studio, we use 3D technology to improve our development efficiency and our brand asset use-cases - coupling digital with the physical - put to use: across e-commerce, digital content, gaming … and even technical production files.

Meet our Founder

In 2019, Lane Odom set out to further his education, while simultaneously changing his field of study. Upon graduation from Johns Hopkins University with a B.A. in International Studies, Lane enrolled in Parsons School of Design to pursue a A.A.S. Fashion Design degree. After four semesters, he graduated with honors and began working for Swiss plastic-free sportswear start-up. There, he lead product design, development and production, managing a global supply chain of premium materials and top-notch European craftsmanship.

 

Today, Lane has returned to NYC - residing in Brooklyn to continue his career in Product Development at Coach. Still eager to present his ideas to the world, and implement his own business ideologies - Lane has dedicated himself to building Vane Studios - a design studio focused on developing premium product, design&production services, and visual storytelling. 

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