MARY LOU is our new sunny clothing ambitious brand on the French Riviera. The brand was born from the meeting between a young designer from Marseille who recently moved in Nice, filed with the atmosphere of the south of France, and Pistache, experienced in the clothing sector for more than 30 years.
Together they bring their touch and their values into a range of feminine ready to wear clothing, with an authentic, fresh and vibrant style.
MARY LOU’s first source of inspiration is an idyllic environment, here in Nice, close to nature, between sea and mountains. There is an incredible sweetness of life feeding the creations of the young brand on a daily basis. Also concerned about the future, and the protection of the environment, the team works every day to improve her materials and their impact in order to get sustainable clothing responding to the reality of actual environmental issues.
For this season, at the same time as the song of cicadas and the good vibes of sunny days, MARY LOU is launching a new line designed in natural materials with more responsible origins chosen with care such as tencel and eco-viscose. In this Mediterranean collection you will discover your timeless favorites pieces associated with printed pieces through trendy silhouettes.
The brand emphasizes comfort and lightness with pieces designed to be worn everyday and sublimate our body, with a lot of love.
| Length | 47 cm |
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| Composition | 55% Ecovero viscose 45% Rayonne. Boutons en nacre |
| Details and care | Main fabric : 55% Ecovero viscose 45% Rayon. Lining 100% viscose. Coconut buttons. The ECOVERO viscose is a fiber coming from sustainable wood souces. The transformation of the wood into fabric is following controlled standards helping to reduce the impact on the environment. It generates up to 50% lower emissions and water impact and guarentees traceability ,transparency and sustainability. Care instructions to help you look after your pieces : wash at or below 30°C (synthetics cycle). Do not tumble dry. Iron medium heat. |
