Founded in 2017 by Jingwei Yin, Oude Waag reflects a mix of international training and a clear focus on craft. After studying in Chengdu, Yin went on to Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art, later interning with Haider Ackermann before launching his own label. The name, taken from a street in Antwerp meaning “Old Weigh House”, points to an interest in substance and value.
The latest collection for Fall 2026 centres on a balance between sharp tailoring and fluid draping. Cropped boleros stand out, cut as precise micro tuxedos or reworked in Turkish lambskin and Chinese shearling. Check out the full Oude Waag Fall 2026 Collection, which recently debuted at Shanghai Fashion Week, below:
PHOTO CREDIT: Oude Waag | Vogue Runway
