Your label. Our hands. Nothing else visible.
Private label at this bench means exactly one thing: garments leave Paris carrying your brand and no trace of ours. Your woven labels sewn in, your care labels, your packaging if you have it, your tech packs in your name. Much of what this atelier produces ships under clients' labels and stays confidential, which is why the public portfolio shows a fraction of the work. The silence is part of the service.
Who uses it: established labels adding a category they do not produce in-house, boutique brands upgrading from offshore quality, influencer and creator brands that need real construction behind a real name, and retailers commissioning exclusive lines. The common thread is a brand that already knows what it wants made and needs a maker, not a mentor.
Private label, at couture training.
One roof, one accountable team.
Pattern, sourcing, sampling, production and finishing happen in the same atelier. No broker, no subcontract chain, no mystery about where your garments actually were on any given week. You speak to the bench that makes them.
Minimums a real brand can use.
Five pieces per style per colorway with development, fifty without. Categories from jersey at $75 per piece through dresses from $220 to hand-canvassed tailoring from $850, on the same published card every client sees.
Your documents, your property.
Development from $2,500 per style includes the first sample, and the tech pack is yours regardless of where you produce next. Reorders carry no development fee, ever. A private label relationship here is held by quality, not by hostage paperwork.
Confidentiality as standard practice.
No client lists published, no case studies without written consent, no photographs of your pieces in our marketing unless you ask for it. The atelier's name appears nowhere your customer will look.
Your label goes in. Our name stays out.
A private label launch, in numbers.
A representative opening: four styles developed at $2,500 each with samples included, then fifty pieces per style. Dresses and separates mixes typically land between $28,000 and $55,000 all in before shipping, itemized line by line in a fixed quote before cutting. Smaller proofs are normal: one style, five pieces, under $5,000, your label sewn in from the first garment. Reorders of proven styles run at the per-piece price alone, which is where private label margins are actually made.
