Location

Paris, France

Founded

2023

Price range

€225 – €575

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

35 products

New arrivals

8 this month

Facettes Studio

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Facettes Studio is a minimalist French designer clothing label for women, founded in Paris in 2023 by Marie-Laure Dumon. A Paris-born designer with around ten years of fashion experience, including six in New York, Dumon set out to redefine the modern, timeless wardrobe without compromising on durability. Her signature style is masculine-feminine, with structured yet fluid designs inspired by the 70s and 90s that can be worn from morning until night. The label focuses on tailoring, including blazers, tuxedo-style jackets, trousers, waistcoats, skirts and dresses in wool flannel, wool twill, gabardine, cotton velvet and washed linen. Pieces are designed in Paris and made in France by Atelier Masla, a workshop in the 18th arrondissement, and by carefully selected workshops in the Paris area. Facettes Studio upcycles existing deadstock fabrics from French and Italian luxury houses, with natural fabrics woven in France, Italy or Japan, and bans synthetic fibres such as polyester and polyamide. It works in small editions rather than seasonal collections, with some styles offered on preorder to avoid overproduction. Working without intermediaries, the independent label skips seasonal sales and welcomes customers to its Paris studio by appointment.

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Brand Details

France
Wool
Linen
Cotton
Silk
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
M
Marie-Laure Dumon

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What kind of clothing does Facettes Studio make?
Facettes Studio is a Paris designer label making minimalist, luxury womenswear, mainly tailoring such as blazers, tuxedo jackets, trousers, waistcoats, skirts and dresses. Its pieces are upcycled, handmade and released in small editions rather than seasonal collections.
Is Facettes Studio a sustainable and ethical brand?
Facettes Studio is a sustainable, ethical label that upcycles unused deadstock fabric from luxury fashion houses into new clothing. It uses only natural materials, namely wool, linen, cotton and silk, and avoids synthetics like polyester.
How much does Facettes Studio clothing cost?
Facettes Studio pieces cost roughly €225–€575 EUR, with skirts at the lower end and tailored jackets at the top. The brand doesn't run sales, apart from 10% off a first order for newsletter subscribers.
Where is Facettes Studio based?
Facettes Studio is based in Paris, France, where it has a studio customers can visit by appointment to try pieces on. It sells through its own online store and ships internationally.
Who founded Facettes Studio?
Facettes Studio was founded in Paris in 2023 by Marie-Laure Dumon, a Paris-born designer with about ten years of fashion experience, including six years in New York.
Who owns Facettes Studio?
Facettes Studio is an independent label run by founder Marie-Laure Dumon through her Paris company, MLD Studio. It isn't part of any larger fashion group.
Where are Facettes Studio clothes made?
Facettes Studio clothes are made in France, handmade in small runs by partner workshops in and around Paris. Made-to-order styles ship within 4–6 weeks.

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