Our story
Made slowly, worn for years
A small house with a long view
Sauvelle began in 2014 with a single rail of linen shirts, cut in a borrowed studio and sold to friends. A decade later we still design every piece in-house, and we still believe the most sustainable garment is the one you keep wearing.
We work with eleven family-run ateliers across Scotland, Portugal, Italy and Spain — partners we visit every season, whose names we know and whose craft we pay for fairly.
What we stand for
- Natural fibres first. Linen, organic cotton, silk, wool and cashmere — over 92% of our collection.
- Small batches. We produce in limited runs and restock what you love, so nothing ends up in landfill.
- Repairs for life. Send us anything we have made, at any age, and we will mend it free of charge.
- Plastic-free delivery. Recycled tissue, compostable mailers and reusable cotton bags.
12 12
Years of slow fashion
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Partner ateliers
92% 92 %
Natural fibres
4,800+ 4,800 +
Garments repaired
Our journey
From one rail to a maison
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2014
One rail of linen
Our founder cuts twelve linen shirts in a borrowed studio. They sell out in a weekend.
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2017
The first atelier partners
We begin working with a cashmere mill in the Scottish Borders and a leather workshop in Ubrique.
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2020
Repairs for life
We launch free lifetime repairs — and have mended thousands of pieces since.
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Today
A maison, still small
Shipping worldwide from our studio, still designing every piece in-house.
Certified fibres
OEKO-TEX and GOTS certified fabrics, traced from field to finish.
Fair partnerships
Long-term contracts and living wages in every atelier we work with.
Circular by design
Repairs, resale credit and recycling for every Sauvelle piece.
