40% OFF
5 active deals
Founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The definitive quiet luxury brand — impeccable fabrics, invisible construction, and timeless American elegance.
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The Row, Lemaire, Loro Piana, Jil Sander, Brunello Cucinelli. The no-logo brands, at marked-down prices.
About the House
Founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in New York in 2006, named after London's Savile Row. The Row defined the modern quiet-luxury register through the 2010s — minimalist tailoring, exceptional fabrics, near-total absence of logos, and a price tier in the upper end of contemporary luxury. The house operates fewer than ten boutiques globally and authorises a tight stockist list. Resort and pre-collection mirror main-collection silhouettes. The Margaux, Park, Bourse and Half Moon bags are the accessories anchors.
Markdown Pattern
The Row discounts narrowly and twice yearly at Mytheresa, Net-a-Porter, Bergdorf and Saks — 30% in late June and late December, occasionally 40% mid-July and mid-January on ready-to-wear and shoes. Bags rarely discount through authorised channels; the Margaux and Park hold full or near-full price across cycles. Cashmere and silk pieces follow the same shallow markdown pattern. Yoox carries occasional past-season Row ready-to-wear at 40-60%. The Outnet rarely stocks the brand.
Authentication
Authentic The Row carries a sewn-in label reading 'The Row' in a specific narrow serif (no accent characters), with composition and country of origin (typically Italy) on a separate label. Bags have a small embossed 'The Row' on a leather tab inside, never on the exterior. Stitching is functionally invisible at five to seven stitches per centimetre, consistent across the piece. Hardware is solid brass with a soft brushed finish. Cashmere is two-ply, dense, with no visible knit irregularities.
Timing
Late June and late December are the only meaningful authorised markdown moments at 30% — selection is shallow and the first 48 hours move the strongest pieces. Pre-loved on authenticated resale platforms (RealReal, Fashionphile) is a parallel buying window with consistent inventory across the year. The brand's near-zero discounting on bags makes secondary-market acquisition the practical entry point for Margaux and Park.
Active Deals
5
Avg Discount
46% off
Biggest Discount
50% off
Price Range
$285 – $894
The Row operates with rare pricing discipline — narrow production runs, no aggressive seasonal sales, zero visible branding. A Margaux holds 80–85% of retail on resale five years out. Verified markdowns at authorized retailers (Net-a-Porter, Mytheresa, Bergdorf, Matches) appear only during January EOSS and July Resort, typically 20–30% off.
Right now, Archive Luxury is tracking 5 live verified The Row deals across our 33 monitored retailers — the average discount is 46% off MSRP, with the deepest verified markdown sitting at 50% off. Current price range across active The Row listings runs from $285 to $894. Each deal has passed our three-gate verification pipeline: source authorization (no grey-market sellers), real price-history validation against a named source field, and editorial review. Fabricated 'WAS' prices and inflated MSRPs are explicitly rejected — see our guide on how inflated comparison prices work for the full explanation of what we filter out.
Founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The definitive quiet luxury brand — impeccable fabrics, invisible construction, and timeless American elegance. For The Row specifically, the most reliable verified-discount channels are the major US department stores (Saks, Bergdorf, Neiman, Nordstrom) plus the contemporary-luxury platforms (Mytheresa, Net-a-Porter, SSENSE) — each runs predictable seasonal markdowns on previous-season inventory and operates at the authorized-retailer tier. International DDP retailers (Mytheresa US, THE OUTNET, YOOX, Cettire) absorb US import duties so the displayed USD price is what you actually pay. The narrow set of retailers Archive Luxury surfaces The Row from is deliberately constrained to authorized and verified channels — we'd rather publish a smaller list of real deals than a larger list with inflated comparisons or customs surprises.
Read more in our buying guides: how inflated comparison prices work, the luxury bag hierarchy, and when to buy luxury.
