Bergdorf Goodman teams with former Supreme creative director for Noah label

Los Angeles - From streetwear to luxury goods, Brendon Babenzien has made his mark. In his newest venture with Bergdorf Goodman, the former creative director of iconic streetwear brand Supreme, helped to create a retail menswear line.

The new line will be entitled “Noah” and is currently available at Bergdorf Goodman in Los Angeles. The label was a project that was revived from Babenizen since he halted the project in 2007. The project to relaunch Noah was originally announced in February of this year. Pieces from the new endeavor include sophisticated t-shirts, corduroy pants, and more. The price point for the menswear line will retail from 180 dollars to 1,200 dollars, with the majority of outerwear retailing around 400. The collection, according to WWD, is targeted towards men from the 20s to early 40s age range. The collection will be also be available on Noah’s e-commerce site.

Brendon Babenzien is known for its work as a creative director for Supreme. The New York-based brand grew increasingly popular in New York City and Los Angeles as a streetwear brand. In 1994, the first Supreme store was opened in New York City with a Los Angeles location following in 2004. Babenzien started his menswear label, Noah, originally in 2002. The project went on hiatus, and eventually Babenzien left to pursue work at Bergdorf Goodman.