Sybilla

A spin-off line for younger consumers launched by Sybilla in 1993, it joined the brand’s offerings with proposals that foregrounded colors, patterns, and humor distinct from the main label, as the parent brand expanded internationally. It is officially described as a colorful collection rich in individuality, and its 30th-anniversary projects highlighted natural materials and easy-to-wear construction. It also features archive patterns and knits that were well received in Japan. Its role differs from Sybilla’s womenswear and more formal-oriented offerings; it is positioned as an everyday line that broadens the brand’s entry point, preceding Noche in 1997 and Casa in 1998.

Introduced by Sybilla in 1997 as an evening dress line, it was established to clearly serve evening attire and formalwear needs while remaining grounded in womenswear. As Sybilla expanded into clothing, accessories, Jocomomola, and Casa, Noche was positioned as a specialized line within the clothing category, focused particularly on evening dresses. Unlike the later Casa line, which moved into home goods and furniture, Noche divides roles by concentrating on occasions for dressing. As an official name bearing the parent brand’s name, it is one of the derivative lines with a clearly defined, specialized purpose.

A derivative line of household goods and furniture introduced by Sybilla in 1998, it served to extend a brand centered on clothing into living spaces. In 2002, it completely renovated its Madrid shop, adding a Casa space and a made-to-order clothing salon, and expanded its offering. Unlike Sybilla’s own women’s clothing, Jocomomola’s offerings for younger consumers, and Noche’s evening attire, it is positioned as a horizontal extension line covering the domain of everyday living.

A new label launched by Sybilla in 2021, it re-edits the colors the brand has cultivated over many years into a dress-centered offering under the concept “Color closet.” Dresses are its main focus, made primarily from natural fibers, with styles designed for all ages and a range of lengths. Available exclusively through the Itokin online store, it extends Sybilla’s womenswear while serving as a new, color-centered entry point distinct from Jocomomola’s casual character and the specialized areas of Noche and Casa.