What Corridor is known for
NYC menswear label founded 2013 by designer Dan Snyder, known for hand-drawn prints and India-sourced block-print shirting. Started from an East Village walk-up; now sold in roughly 170 stores across 20 countries, with retail shops in New York and Los Angeles.
Corridor was founded in 2013 by Dan Snyder, who worked as an intelligence contractor for the FBI, took up tailoring classes at night, then left the bureau in 2012 to study diplomacy at Tufts. Making shirts for classmates to cover expenses, he realized clothing design was the real pull, and launched Corridor from a sixth-floor walk-up apartment in Manhattan's East Village. The brand's name and aesthetic draw on Snyder's life along the US Northeast Corridor, and its collections lean on hand-drawn prints, embroidery, and India-sourced block-print cottons alongside domestically made pieces. A decade on, Corridor is stocked in about 170 stores across 20 countries and operates six of its own US retail locations, including shops in New York and Los Angeles.
How ORBIS reads this city
Best for — Hand-drawn prints, Indian blocks
India / USA
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