Location

London, UK

Founded

2021

Price range

£18 – £350

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

8–18

New arrivals

48 this month

Albaray

Independent brand — verified
About

Albaray is a sustainable UK clothing label for women, founded in London in 2021 by Paula Stewart, Karen Peacock and Kirstie Di Stazio. The three friends met while working at a high street brand and spent decades in the fashion industry before deciding, during the pause of 2020, to build a label that balanced style with responsibility. The name combines "alba", Spanish and Italian for dawn, with "ray", a ray of light or hope. Albaray designs ethical, everyday clothing with a capsule wardrobe in mind: dresses, tops, knitwear, outerwear, trousers, jeans, skirts, jumpsuits and swimwear, such as the Cosy Drop Shoulder Jumper and the Cord Midi Dress. Karen Peacock leads design, and clothing is made by long-standing suppliers mainly in China and India. All fabrics are responsibly sourced, including organic cotton, recycled polyester and LENZING ECOVERO viscose. Packaging uses FSC-certified paper, swing tags and labels are recycled and recyclable, returns are fully digital and shipping is carbon neutral. Its Albaray Re-Loved service resells pre-owned pieces. Albaray runs a shop in Bath and is also sold through UK retailers including John Lewis and Next.

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Brand Details

China & India

Organic Cotton
Cotton
Linen
Viscose
Tencel
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
P
Paula Stewart
K
Karen Peacock
K
Kirstie Di Stazio

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of clothing does Albaray make?
Albaray is a London womenswear label known for sustainable, ethical clothing designed for a modern capsule wardrobe. Its everyday pieces focus on timeless silhouettes and responsibly sourced fabrics.
What products does Albaray sell?
Albaray sells dresses, tops, knitwear, outerwear, trousers, jeans, skirts, jumpsuits and swimwear, such as the Cosy Drop Shoulder Jumper and the Cord Midi Dress. It also runs Albaray Re-Loved, which resells pre-owned Albaray pieces.
How much does Albaray cost?
Albaray is a mid-range brand, with products priced from about £18 to £350 GBP. Most tops and dresses cost under £110, while leather and suede pieces reach the top of the range.
Where is Albaray located?
Albaray is based in London, UK, and also has a shop in Bath.
Who founded Albaray?
Albaray was founded by Paula Stewart, Karen Peacock and Kirstie Di Stazio, three friends who met while working at a high street brand. They started planning the label in 2020 and launched it in 2021.
Who owns Albaray?
Albaray is an independent, privately held brand run by its three co-founders. It is also sold through retailers such as Next and John Lewis.
Where is Albaray made?
Albaray has its clothing made by suppliers mainly in China and India. All of its fabrics are responsibly sourced, including organic cotton, recycled polyester and LENZING ECOVERO viscose.

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