Committed to democratize the supply chain.

We’re merging the physical and digital world of the textile industry and serve as the portal between both. We are rewriting the rules of responsible textile creation, by digitizing the design- and production process and the introduction of Textile-as-a-Service. With technology at the core of our business, we are committed to democratize the supply chain through our transparent ecosystem of trailblazers, partners and creators.

From the web to our lab in a click.

At Boutique we’re constantly working to enable a seamless transition between the digital and tactile world. By having all knowledge in-house we can mirror production faciliaties to improve workflows.
♦ Variety of 16 and 20gg circular knitting machines
♦ Worldwide integrated production network
♦ Wide range of in-house yarn stock and knowledge
♦ Rapidly growing offering of digital design possibilities

Mini-Skirt Suits With Major Impact

Thebe Magugu and Luar’s Raul Lopez rethought the trench as the season’s must-have outerwear while Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquière and Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli placed their bets on dramatic capes. Rodarte offered holistic sun salutations and Stella McCartney turned mushrooms into bags. Riccardo Tisci perfected the bum-reveal at Burberry while Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta did it with transparent garments that covered up as much as they exposed.

Tops That Pop, Fluff, and Fray

As the industry snapped back to the usual fashion month rhythms, the collections that stood out after four weeks of runway shows had less to do with garments and more to do with new modes of presenting fashion. As per our seasonal recap, the shows that we will remember from spring 2022 are the lively experiments that redefined what a show could be, like Balenciaga’s The Simpsons episode, Balmain’s music festival, and Marni’s performance piece with an audience fully outfitted in upcycled Marni wares..