84% matchBrand profile
À La Garçonne
São Paulo label recutting vintage garments and leftover fabric into contemporary tailoring, now designed by co-founder Fábio Souza after Alexandre Herchcovitch's exit.
São PauloOrigin
UnisexFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$$Price
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What to know about À La Garçonne
Every garment starts as something else
Second-hand clothing and leftover fabric are recut into tailoring, jersey and printed shirting, so pieces are limited by whatever material comes in.
Herchcovitch shaped it, then handed off
Alexandre Herchcovitch designed the collections from 2016 after leaving his own label; co-founder Fábio Souza now handles design, most recently in all black and white.
Stores sell clothes with vintage furniture
The Barra Funda shop pairs the collections with second-hand furniture, alongside a more conventional retail unit at Shopping Iguatemi in São Paulo.
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Brand facts
À La Garçonne is a São Paulo label built on upcycling: second-hand garments and leftover fabrics are recut into tailoring, jersey, printed shirting and accessories, sold beside vintage furniture in its Barra Funda store and a unit at Shopping Iguatemi. Alexandre Herchcovitch designed the collections from 2016, after leaving his eponymous label, until co-founder Fábio Souza took over as the brand's designer. Souza's São Paulo Fashion Week N58 show was entirely black and white, with a rope print as the main link to the label's reworked-vintage past.
- Founded
- 2009
- Origin
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Made in
- Brazil
- Price
- $$$$
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Avant-garde, Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury