Mousbah Moghrabi is a London based Dutch-Lebanese menswear designer with a passion for blending traditional tailoring with streetwear and art. He studied menswear design at Central Saint Martins in London, where he honed his craft under the mentorship of acclaimed menswear designer Mr. Rory Parnell-Mooney.

He graduated with honours from Hanze University in the Netherlands, where he majored in Business Administration and a minor in Visual Arts. His thesis focused on the online luxury industry for Savile Row’s Ozwald Boateng, laying the groundwork for his deep understanding of both the creative and business aspects of fashion. He started by making bespoke suits for a few teachers and business owners before moving to London in 2015 gain hands-on experience working in the menswear departments of Louis Vuitton and Gucci in Harrods, before moving to Slowear. These roles allowed him to gain insight into the luxury market and develop his own style and eye for craftsmanship.

A passionate traveler, he speaks Dutch, English, Arabic, and Spanish, drawing inspiration from a myriad of cultures. He collaborates with artists he meets throughout his travels, to incorporate their beautiful artworks into his collections. These artworks are used as the silk linings for his tailored pieces, adding a personal touch that embodies both craft and creativity.

His designs have been featured in GQ, Esquire, and Chap Magazine, putting his distinctive style into the world of menswear.