ABOUT US

Cult Haven blends elegance and edge, reimagining timeless elements through a modern, provocative lens. With adaptable silhouettes, adjustable detailing, stretch-based construction, and thoughtful design, each style is crafted to feel as good as it looks.

Each piece is made-to-order in our Hollywood studio using ethically sourced deadstock fabrics; eliminating overproduction and reducing waste.

Cult Haven was founded in 2025 by fashion designer Carmen Orford.

THE DESIGNER

At nineteen, after graduating from The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising with a degree in Fashion Design, Carmen launched her first clothing line, specializing in contemporary womenswear. Over the years, she has dressed touring musicians including Kandle Osborne, Elliphant, and MØ, as well as actors including Susan Sarandon, Bella Thorne, Cinthya Carmona, Nadia Alexander, fashion model and entrepreneur Linda Rodin, and more.

After nine years of running her first brand, Orford began shifting her creative focus toward the precision and intimate artistry of lingerie, while drawing renewed inspiration from her alternative roots. This evolution ultimately led to Cult Haven, which she began developing in 2023 and formally established in 2025.

MADE-TO-ORDER

Our made-to-order approach means every piece is handmade in-house. Orders typically ship within one week, though processing times may vary based on season or demand.

While made-to-order means a short wait, it also means you’re part of something better by supporting intentional, thoughtful fashion.

STUDIO AND FABRIC

Working from our own studio lets us cut down on shipping, stay hands-on with sustainability practices, and minimize our environmental footprint.

We send all fabric scraps to textile recycling and sort paper, plastic, and soft plastics for proper disposal.

MORE QUESTIONS?

Please message us at hello@culthaven.com

TRADEMARK AND PROTECTION
CULT HAVEN® is a registered trademark with the USPTO. All designs, content, and products are protected by law. Unauthorized use will lead to legal action.