Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela Artisanal is a collection centered on production in the Maison’s atelier, with a focus on hand-crafted reconstruction, repurposing, and one-of-a-kind pieces. It has been presented in Paris’s haute couture calendar since 2006 and is characterized by a production process that reworks historical materials and existing garments through advanced hand techniques. It is clearly distinguished from ready-to-wear in terms of production methods and scale, and serves to convey the brand’s craftsmanship and conceptual expression.

MM6 Maison Margiela is the house’s second (contemporary) line, launched in 1997, and proposes an all-gender wardrobe centered on womenswear. While inheriting concepts such as the parent brand’s anonymity and reconstruction, it translates them into everyday wear through its own material treatments and transformed silhouettes, as well as accessories including shoes and bags. It occupies a position between the experimentation of the main ready-to-wear line and the atelier production of Artisanal.

Maison Margiela REPLICA is a fragrance and home fragrance collection introduced in 2012, developed around the concept of evoking memories and scenes associated with specific times and places. It is a brand extension that provides a point of contact with the Maison’s worldview through scent, serves a different category and purchasing touchpoint from its clothing collections, and communicates the Maison’s concepts to a broader consumer base.