DIVINELY DIFFERENT ®

Skhizein is more than a clothing brand. It’s a statement of resilience — a uniform for those who feel everything deeply, but move through the world with silence and strength.

Founded in Austin, Texas, Skhizein was created to challenge the expectations of modern fashion. In a culture that rewards perfection and performance, we make space for contradiction. Our pieces are built for those carrying invisible weight — for people navigating the disconnect between what they feel and what the world expects them to show. We design for the outsiders, the overthinkers, the emotionally exhausted — the ones who keep showing up anyway.

But this isn’t just about symbolism — it’s about substance. Every Skhizein garment is constructed with a relentless commitment to craftsmanship and quality. We source premium materials from trusted suppliers and obsess over every stitch, wash, and silhouette. From heavyweight French terry hoodies to hand-finished graphic tees, each piece is developed to meet our highest standards of durability, comfort, and expression.

We operate with limited production runs to maintain quality and reduce waste. That means when you wear Skhizein, you’re wearing something rare — a piece designed to last and to say something, without shouting.

Our manufacturing partners are selected not just for skill, but for values. We work with small-scale, ethical producers who share our focus on sustainability, fairness, and attention to detail. Our garments aren’t pumped out in factories with thousands of units. They’re cut, sewn, and inspected with care — sometimes by hand — to ensure every drop meets our standard of excellence.

The design philosophy behind Skhizein is rooted in duality. Pieces are minimal yet expressive, with a visual language that balances vintage streetwear, gothic symbolism, and raw emotional weight. We believe fashion can be both armor and confession — both clean and chaotic.

The name Skhizein itself is derived from the Greek word for “to split” — a nod to the internal fragmentation often experienced by those with schizophrenia. While the brand doesn’t seek to define or romanticize mental illness, it uses that lens to advocate for emotional truth in a world that often silences it.

We’re here to push the boundaries of how streetwear can look — and what it can mean.