Brand profile

Amour Vert

Amour Vert was a San Francisco sustainable womenswear label known for Tencel tees and silk dresses; it stopped trading in early 2025.

San FranciscoOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$Price

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A woman wearing a Amour Vert deacon baby rib white tee

What to know about Amour Vert

The label no longer operates

After relocating to Los Angeles and rebranding in 2024, it ran a liquidation sale and entered a creditor-led sale process in January 2025, leaving orders unfulfilled.

Womenswear, not menswear

From the 2010 launch it was a women's line: Tencel and modal tees, organic-cotton knits and printed silk dresses, with tees and tops the core of the range.

Limited runs to cut waste

Production was deliberately small-batch to avoid excess inventory, pairing French-leaning design with California ease at a mid-tier price.

Known forTopsT-shirts & graphic tees

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Deadstock-fabric dresses and linen, LA small-batch ethos

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What changes: European, essentials-only — no printed silk dresses

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French-influenced blouses and dresses, mall-scale access

What changes: Big-retailer volume, no sustainability framing

Brand facts

Amour Vert launched online in 2010 as a San Francisco womenswear label built on low-waste production, making Tencel and modal tees, organic-cotton knits and printed silk dresses in limited runs to avoid excess inventory. It paired French-leaning design with California ease, opened West Coast and New York boutiques, and stocked other sustainable labels alongside its own. After relocating to Los Angeles and rebranding in 2024, it held a liquidation sale and entered a creditor-led sale process in January 2025, leaving customer orders unfulfilled. The domain now hosts unrelated content.

Founded
2010
Origin
San Francisco, United States
Made in
USA
Price
$$
Focus
Womenswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury

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