Paris RE Made is a creative studio built on the principles of circular design, conscious production, and cultural expression. We create new pieces from pre-existing garments and deadstock fabrics, working exclusively from our Paris studio. Our process is rooted in craft, but our purpose extends far beyond aesthetics.

We do not design for trends or seasons, we design to rethink fashion’s relationship with waste, longevity, and value. Paris RE Made exists to challenge the assumption that clothing must be new to be meaningful. At the heart of our work is a desire to reframe not only how garments are made, but how they are perceived, worn, and re-valued over time.

As a studio, we foster a creative space for collaboration across fashion, music, art and culture all united by a shared commitment to more thoughtful systems of consumption and production. Our collections are designed to express, not to impress, and to embody the kind of slow, intentional energy that fashion urgently needs.

We source vintage garments and luxury deadstock textiles with care and purpose, selecting each piece for its inherent quality, potential for transformation, and place within a wider narrative of re-use. The sourcing process is meticulous, more archaeological than transactional and our re-designs aim to honour the craftsmanship and heritage embedded within each original.

Our work is couture-informed and sustainability-led. Every piece is reconstructed in our Paris studio, combining traditional techniques with a forward-facing approach to material responsibility. By upcycling, reworking, and designing within the limitations of existing materials, we operate within a regenerative model that reduces waste, preserves resources, and places creativity at the centre of sustainability.

At Paris RE Made, we believe the future of fashion lies not in endless creation, but in the intelligent and imaginative use of what already exists. Through reimagined design, we aim to build a new kind of luxury: one rooted in purpose, permanence, and perspective.