Concept
Stella McCartney has never used leather, feathers, fur or skin since day one.
Stella McCartney has never used leather, feathers, fur or skin since day one.
Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.
A licensed line that expands the brand’s eyewear offering
Stella McCartney Eyewear is a collection of eyewear (sunglasses and eyeglasses) bearing th
Stella McCartney Eyewear is a collection of eyewear (sunglasses and eyeglasses) bearing the brand name. It signed a licensing agreement with Luxottica in 2008 and released its first sunglasses collection in 2009. The eyewear is designed, produced, and distributed under the licensing agreement, and serves to expand the brand’s accessories offering.
Women’s performance collaboration line
adidas by Stella McCartney is a long-term collaboration and co-brand launched jointly by a
adidas by Stella McCartney is a long-term collaboration and co-brand launched jointly by adidas and Stella McCartney in 2005, focused primarily on high-performance sportswear for women, including running, yoga, tennis, and swimwear. It is positioned as a joint project combining adidas performance technology and distribution with Stella McCartney’s sustainable materials and design, with distribution channels and product categories clearly differentiated from the main line.
A licensed line serving the intimates category (discontinued)
Stella McCartney Lingerie was introduced in 2008 as a lingerie line bearing the brand name
Stella McCartney Lingerie was introduced in 2008 as a lingerie line bearing the brand name and was initially developed under a license with New Zealand company Bendon. In 2012, a supplementary line under the name “Stella,” described as more everyday and accessible, was introduced. Bendon’s license relating to Stella McCartney ended on June 30, 2018, and Bendon’s development of the line under that license has ended.
An official sustainable line for children
Stella McCartney Kids is a childrenswear line officially launched by the brand in 2010, se
Stella McCartney Kids is a childrenswear line officially launched by the brand in 2010, serving infants through age 12. While carrying forward the parent brand’s policies of avoiding animal-derived materials and prioritizing sustainable materials, it offers a kids’ wardrobe made with organic cotton and materials selected with durability in mind. Sales take place through directly operated stores and its own e-commerce site, as well as wholesale to department stores and select shops. It is a line clearly differentiated from the parent brand’s ready-to-wear in terms of target audience and product design.
A licensed line that expands the brand’s eyewear offering
Stella McCartney Eyewear is a collection of eyewear (sunglasses and eyeglasses) bearing th
Stella McCartney Eyewear is a collection of eyewear (sunglasses and eyeglasses) bearing the brand name. It signed a licensing agreement with Luxottica in 2008 and released its first sunglasses collection in 2009. The eyewear is designed, produced, and distributed under the licensing agreement, and serves to expand the brand’s accessories offering.
Women’s performance collaboration line
adidas by Stella McCartney is a long-term collaboration and co-brand launched jointly by a
adidas by Stella McCartney is a long-term collaboration and co-brand launched jointly by adidas and Stella McCartney in 2005, focused primarily on high-performance sportswear for women, including running, yoga, tennis, and swimwear. It is positioned as a joint project combining adidas performance technology and distribution with Stella McCartney’s sustainable materials and design, with distribution channels and product categories clearly differentiated from the main line.
A licensed line serving the intimates category (discontinued)
Stella McCartney Lingerie was introduced in 2008 as a lingerie line bearing the brand name
Stella McCartney Lingerie was introduced in 2008 as a lingerie line bearing the brand name and was initially developed under a license with New Zealand company Bendon. In 2012, a supplementary line under the name “Stella,” described as more everyday and accessible, was introduced. Bendon’s license relating to Stella McCartney ended on June 30, 2018, and Bendon’s development of the line under that license has ended.
An official sustainable line for children
Stella McCartney Kids is a childrenswear line officially launched by the brand in 2010, se
Stella McCartney Kids is a childrenswear line officially launched by the brand in 2010, serving infants through age 12. While carrying forward the parent brand’s policies of avoiding animal-derived materials and prioritizing sustainable materials, it offers a kids’ wardrobe made with organic cotton and materials selected with durability in mind. Sales take place through directly operated stores and its own e-commerce site, as well as wholesale to department stores and select shops. It is a line clearly differentiated from the parent brand’s ready-to-wear in terms of target audience and product design.
Brands that share a country of origin, founding period, category or designer.
Country of origin, founding year, categories and parent brands.
Stella McCartney is from United Kingdom.
Stella McCartney was founded in 2001.
Stella McCartney covers the following categories: Clothing, Bags, Accessories, Footwear, Textiles and material technology.