Armor lux

A women’s independent spin-off line launched in-house by Armor-Lux in 1994. On its official website, it is presented as a brand that inherits Armor-Lux’s DNA and releases four collections a year. Centered on French living, naturalness, and authenticity, it offers women’s everyday wear distinct from the core Armor-Lux brand, which focuses mainly on maritime clothing. Unlike group brands such as Bermudes, Bérac, and Fileuse d’Arvor, which Armor-Lux acquired, it is notable for having originated within Armor-Lux.

A children’s line launched by Armor-Lux in 1997. Major fashion media and retailers have treated it as a brand or collection for children aged approximately 3–14, extending the parent brand’s maritime style, stripes, and sailor-inspired details into children’s clothing. In contrast to the main Armor-Lux brand, which centers on menswear and womenswear, it was positioned as a separate offshoot line specifically for children, with a clearly defined age range. The current official website lists children’s products under Armor-Lux categories, while the line can be identified as having previously existed independently.

A derivative line for infants and young children launched by Armor-Lux in 1999. It targeted a younger age group than Armor-Kids, offering clothing for infants around 3–24 months and extending Armor-Lux’s maritime aesthetic and knitwear expertise into baby clothing. Within Armor-Lux’s brand structure, it was a former brand name that served to segment customer groups by age, alongside Terre & Mer, the women’s line, and Armor-Kids, the children’s line. It does not appear in the current official brand list, and infant and young children’s products are presented under the Armor-Lux name.