Lost ’N Found Vintage was conceived in 2015 by Remy Milchman and Alan Yermakov, two life-long friends who shared a common love for clothing and culture. As fast fashion grew in popularity, their dedication to combating it grew faster. The ever-increasing disposable nature of our world led them to look to the past for fashion inspiration, and simultaneously re-homing clothing that would inevitably end up in a landfill.

Based in South Florida, now owned and operated by Morris Benson and Alan Yermakov, Lost ‘N Found Vintage offers a mindfully curated collection, combining today’s trends with vintage aesthetics, nostalgic knick-knacks and timeless memorabilia. In addition to their growing popularity within the vintage community, their styling services have been recognized by the likes of popular musicians, athletes, and celebrities around the world. LNF is an organically grown brand that relies on community, culture, and family as its foundation using their reach to endorse the importance of recycling and to help normalize second-hand clothing.

Since 2019, Public Matter has led LNF's creative direction, designing flyers for their countless vintage vending activations. In 2023, Public Matter worked closely with LNF to reinvent and rebrand the company, moving away from their iconic Toy Story logo. After many rounds of logo redesigns, we landed on a minimal orange homage to their Florida roots.