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Eat Dust

Belgian denim and menswear brand founded in Antwerp in 2010 by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco, drawing on Western, military, Americana, motorcycle and skate styles, with sourcing and production kept in Europe. via brand about page ↗

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Origin

🇧🇪 Belgium

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City

Antwerp

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Founded

2010

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Company

Small ~15 people

two founders plus a designer for Girls of Dust, wholesale denim label with own webshop and careers page ≈ 15 · Founded 2010 by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco; womenswear line Girls of Dust (2018); site active with AW26/27 collectionvia estimate ↗

Owner

Independent

Founders Robertus (Rob) Harmsen (managing director) and Keith Hioco are directors of 673 NV, with Camille Cigrang since 2025; no group or investor foundvia research ↗

Price

€€ €25–€285

median €100 · T-shirt €110 · typical range of 732 products

Ethics

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Quality

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Reviews

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Newsletter

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Certifications

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Ratings

Ethics

No ethics rating found (Good On You, Fair Wear, B Corp, transparency indexes).

Quality

No independent quality test or expert review found.

Customer reviews

No review platform found.

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Verification

Antwerp founding city used as HQ; Portugal production from secondary sources (retailer/Heddels), not the brand site. Research confidence: medium.

Sourcing & ethics

Independent Antwerp denim/workwear-inspired label founded 2010 by Rob Harmsen and Keith Hioco, with womenswear line Girls of Dust. States that all production, sourcing and fabric development stay in Europe; retailers report manufacturing in Portugal. No named factories or certifications. Owned by Founders (Rob Harmsen, Keith Hioco).

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