Rosène — Sustainable Luxury Boutique
The people behind the pieces

Our
makers.

Every brand Rosène carries is named, traced and chosen by hand. These are the labels and studios whose work fills the capsule — each with a way of making worth supporting.

The Shannon Passero atelier team in Thailand — sewing, cutting and knitting the collections by hand

Shannon Passero

Ontario, Canada

Vintage-inspired knitwear & clothing

A Canadian label led by designer Shannon Passero, known for vintage-inspired silhouettes with a modern, easy hand — romantic knitwear, easy dresses and everyday clothing made to live in season after season. Every piece is designed by combining deconstructed vintage denim, flannel, upcycled tees and limited-run knits and fabrics, diverting them from landfills and giving them new life. Because so much of the collection begins with rescued and reimagined materials, Shannon's pieces are one of a kind — no two are quite the same. The collections are enriched with the lives of the makers, whose care and craft are stitched into every garment: Shannon has partnered with a women artisan collective in Chiang Mai, Thailand, where the pieces are sewn, cut and knitted by hand.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Deconstructed vintage denim, flannel and upcycled tees given new lifeOne-of-a-kind pieces — every design is unique, made in limited quantities to reduce waste
Limited-run knits and fabrics, diverted from landfillsCollections enriched with the lives of the makers who create each piece
Soft, comfortable knits and easy-care blends chosen for everyday wearDesigned for longevity: silhouettes meant to be worn for years, not seasons
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Lola Denim

Montreal, Canada·Est. 2006

Sustainable denim

David Abissidan started Lola Denim in 2006 with a duffle bag of samples and a dream stitched in denim. In 2020 the team pressed reset and rebuilt the brand around one goal: making denim differently — low-impact fabrics, ozone washes and laser finishes that cut water use by up to 80%, with no compromise on style.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Certified organic and recycled cotton fibresPartner factories in Turkey visited twice a year by the founding team
Reclaimed denim scraps spun back into new fabricBSCI and Sedex audited workplaces for fair wages and safe conditions
Plant-based dyes instead of conventional chemical indigo processesA mangrove tree planted with every pair through the Jeans for Trees program
Finishing with ozone, laser and nanobubble technology — up to 80% less water than traditional denim washing
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White Stuff

London, United Kingdom·Est. 1985

Prints, knits & everyday layers

Founded by two friends after a season in the Alps, White Stuff grew from a market stall into a beloved British label known for playful prints, textured knits and relaxed, feel-good layers.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Organic cotton grown without synthetic pesticidesA long-standing commitment to responsibly sourced fibres across the collection
Natural linen and wool across the knitwear and layering rangeCharitable foundation supporting community projects in the UK and beyond
Increasing use of recycled fibres in jersey and knit blendsTimeless, feel-good designs made to be re-worn rather than replaced
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Beaumont Organics

United Kingdom·Est. 2008

Organic cotton, lambswool & linen

Beaumont Organic was founded in 2008 to nurture a more mindful future for fashion — timeless pieces made with intention from natural, responsibly sourced materials. They choose a slower, more conscious way forward: fewer, better things, created to be worn, loved and passed on.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Certified organic cotton, British lambswool, linen and recycled fibres97% of production takes place within 50km of Braga, Northern Portugal, across a small circle of carefully selected, named factories
Full transparency of fabrics, processes and suppliers on every product pageLiving wages and regular factory visits — many partners run on renewable energy and recycled packaging
Innovative cutting and knitting processes that minimise wasteFree repair and resale schemes keep every garment in use for as long as possible
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Amente

Los Angeles, United States·Est. 2018

Small-batch natural fibre essentials

Amente began in 2018 with two words — Be Good. Founded by Rachelle & Ziyo, the label grew from a wish to live more intentionally: quiet, sincere pieces made to last rather than to trend, produced slowly in small batches alongside a close circle of family-run factories in Los Angeles, Seoul, Peru and Guangzhou.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Natural fibres — cotton, linen and plant-based blendsSlow production in family-run factories across Los Angeles, Seoul, Peru and Guangzhou
Deadstock fabric revived and recut rather than sent to landfillLiving wages and third-party-audited working conditions
Small-batch cloth runs that match production to real demandSupport for children's education and reforestation through American Forests
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Laude

Considered wardrobe staples

Laude brings a calm, considered eye to everyday dressing — pieces with clean lines and honest materials that hold their own for years.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Honest, natural-feel fabrics chosen for comfort and durabilityA considered approach to production — fewer, better pieces
Clean-lined constructions that wear well and wash easilyWardrobe staples designed to outlast seasonal trends
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Unreal Fur

Melbourne, Australia

Cruelty-free faux fur & vegan outerwear

For over a decade, family-owned Melbourne label Unreal Fur has designed exclusively with vegan materials — no animal byproducts in any garment. Founded with the purpose of proving that luxury fashion need not come at the expense of animals, the label behind some of the world's most celebrated faux fur has proven season after season that glamour and kindness can share a coat, and has been recognised by PETA Australia twice for it.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Faux fur made of modacrylic and recycled plastic waste — polyester fibre reclaimed and respun into yarn, with the look and feel of the real thingRecycles plastic waste into its garments — discarded plastic is collected, processed and respun into the fibres that become their faux fur and vegan fabrics
Vegan wool that mimics sheep or goat wool without animal farmingFully vegan for 10+ years — PETA Business Friends, with PETA Australia Fashion Awards in 2018 and 2021
Vegan leather in every finish — pebbled to smooth — far lower in carbon, water and land than animal hideSuppliers audited to international standards — Sedex, BSCI and Bureau Veritas accreditations for labour and environmental compliance
Compostable shipping satchels, plus swing tags, linings and labels made with recycled materials
Designed for longevity — durable pieces made to be worn season after season, beyond fleeting trends
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Ploumanc'h

Arenzano, Italy

Coastal knitwear & colourful vacation wear

Named for Ploumanac'h — the Brittany village port famous for its pink granite rocks — the brand is based in Arenzano, a coastal town in Italy where the sea shapes everyday life. Each garment casts the washed-out colours of the Breton shore, honouring the centennial sewing traditions of their land while avoiding mass production.

MaterialsSustainable practice
Natural fibres selected from local mills and weaversA deliberate avoidance of mass production in favour of smaller, slower runs
Garment-dyed with innovative systems that save water and waste no energyHonouring the centennial sewing traditions of the Italian coast
Washed-out coastal colours achieved through low-impact dyeingDistributed across six countries and three continents without losing its handmade heart
Curated, never compromised

Pieces worth keeping —
from makers worth supporting.

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