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European-made relaxed tailoring in muted, fabric-led palette
What changes: More travel/pattern references and higher price point
Brand profile
Parisian label making minimalist unisex clothing from deadstock and natural fabrics, produced in Europe and sold through its own Paris stores.
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Noyoco buys unused fabric rolls from European mills, mostly Italian, which make up roughly 50-70% of each season, with garment production kept in Europe.
Knitwear, shirting, linen, trousers, outerwear and light tailoring in natural fibres and subdued colours, cut to be worn across genders.
The label runs its own shops on rue Commines in the Marais and rue du Dragon, alongside noyoco Lab, a multi-brand space for other responsible labels.
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What changes: More travel/pattern references and higher price point
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Noyoco is a Paris label building a minimalist, largely unisex wardrobe from deadstock and natural fibres. It sources unused fabric rolls from European mills, mainly in Italy, which make up roughly 50-70% of each collection depending on the season, with production kept in Europe. The range covers knitwear, shirting, linen pieces, trousers, outerwear and light tailoring in muted colours. The brand runs its own Paris stores on rue Commines in the Marais and rue du Dragon, plus noyoco Lab, a multi-brand space for other responsible labels.