Sri Lankan Fashion Label THARSHANA Makes New York Retail Debut
· Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan fashion label THARSHANA, founded by designer and artist Tharshana Wijesinghe, has made its New York retail debut at Flying Solo in SoHo, Manhattan, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s international expansion.
The collections officially became available at the New York retail destination on 10 October 2026, following a year of pop-up events across New York City. The move represents a new chapter for the Sri Lankan label as it strengthens its presence in one of the world’s leading fashion markets.
THARSHANA is recognised for its original artwork, vibrant prints and contemporary designs, which reflect the creative vision of its founder. Drawing inspiration from Sri Lankan culture, nature and childhood memories, the brand transforms personal experiences and local influences into distinctive fashion collections.
Designed and produced in Sri Lanka, THARSHANA’s creations celebrate the island’s artistic heritage while embracing contemporary design aesthetics. Through its unique approach, the label brings Sri Lankan creativity to an international audience, offering a distinctive perspective on modern fashion.
The brand’s arrival at Flying Solo follows its series of pop-up events across New York City, providing an opportunity to introduce its designs to new audiences and build recognition within the international fashion community.
Located at 419 Broome Street in SoHo, Manhattan, Flying Solo provides THARSHANA with a retail presence in New York, a city widely recognised for its influence on global fashion and design.
For THARSHANA, this milestone represents more than a new retail location. It reflects the growing international reach of Sri Lankan design talent and the potential for homegrown creative brands to connect with audiences beyond their local markets.
With its collections now available in New York, THARSHANA continues to showcase a fashion identity rooted in Sri Lankan inspiration, brought to life through original artwork, expressive prints and contemporary craftsmanship.