The Philosophy of Azala: Upcycling as a Way of Life
The Birth of the Cactus Collection: A Textile Road Trip
Travel is at the heart of Azala's DNA. And for this first complete collection, designer Laurence Zaoui takes us on a textile road trip across the United States. From an ocean of emerald blue reminiscent of the California coast to orange and purple hues inspired by the Mojave Desert sunsets, each color, each texture tells a story. And the worker jacket, that staple of American attire, finds here a new upcycled incarnation.
Taking Your First Steps on the Eco-Responsible Stage
The Cactus Collection by Azala has already made its first steps at some of the biggest fashion events in Europe. The reception has been warm, and the conversations fruitful, confirming for us that we are on the right path. Because ultimately, that's the goal: to create fashion that makes sense, both for those who wear it and for the planet.
The Details that Make the Difference
One might think that to be eco-responsible, you have to compromise on style or quality. Azala's Cactus Collection proves that's not the case. Each garment is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. From threads sourced from unused stock to buttons coming from obsolete inventories, nothing is left to chance. And because everything is 100% cotton, comfort is also part of the package.
When Fashion Meets Craftsmanship
Towards the Future: What Awaits You
Azala's Cactus Collection is a constantly evolving project. While the first "Emerald" drop has just been released, more will follow in the next 6 weeks. And if you're wondering if these wonders are reserved for the little ones, think again! Three of our models will be available in adult sizes starting in November.