Amisu is New Yorker’s own womenswear label, offering trend-driven everyday pieces such as dresses, skirts, blouses, jeans and knitwear. The collection leans toward feminine, versatile basics in neutral tones that update each season.

Amisu is sold exclusively inside New Yorker stores rather than as a standalone retailer, positioning it as the brand’s core women’s line for casual and going-out looks at fast-fashion prices.

What's good

  • Trend-led seasonal womenswear
  • Affordable fast-fashion pricing

Trade-offs

  • Sold only inside New Yorker stores
  • Fast-fashion durability varies