Mini Eclips 

Unexpected fabrics inspired by daily life are exalted and twisted in distinctive pieces every season at MARINE SERRE. Imbued by a summery outdoor spirit, this collection includes a large offer of pieces devised from towels featuring an oriental print, to create the perfect outfits for the infernal temperatures of our global-warming reality.

Oriental Towels

Every season, MARINE SERRE proposes a new innovative pattern
for the second-skin pieces, a kind of temporary tattoo that evolves
with time. The ornamental print presented in the State of Soul collection
derives from scans of antique jewellery finds making each
piece a masterpiece that follows the body.

Ornament jewels print

Moon jewels

T-shirts with graphics and logos: intergenerational, genderless, symbolic, they always convey a direct message, be it about sports, idols, concerts or political messages. They are part of Serre’s DNA, portraying a fun, witty attitude alongside a genuine passion for rescuing old souvenirs.

Hybridized with panels of All Over Moon recycled jersey (GRS certi- fied), these one-of-a-kind pieces have an iconic appeal while remai- ning extremely comfortable for everyday wear. The graphic tshirts, white or overdyed in different shades of color every seasons. 

Graphic T-shirt 

Boutis: sourced in the provincial area of France, this exceptional quilted fabric normally embellished with flower print makes a striking debut in Serre’s Hard Drive collection. Each boutis piece was hand picked and mixed together to create playful compositions making every single piece from this category of product unique.

Provençal Boutis 

Fundamental in any modern wardrobe, shirting is also an essential
part of the MARINE SERRE lexicon, explored in a variety of cuts
and in several types of deadstock striped poplin these pieces are perfect to pair with iconic seasonal stories from this collection.

Striped Popeline

Denims are rich in personality, they all carry different stories through
generations and individuals; denims tell the history of the modern
world. Marine Serre is a storyteller, disassembling and reassembling
this popular material exclusively from denim legs, 100% cotton, to
create one of a kind regenerated pieces, each of them revealing new
unique stories. Denim is a Marine Serre’s core material that comes
in seasonal shades of washed cedar green or black, laser printed
with the iconic crescent moon, signed with a jacron patch made of
fruit waste sealed at the back of jean trousers, jackets, dresses, and
skirts that have been transformed into ambassadors for the Marine
Serre brand, telling their own unique stories.

Cedar Green Tattoo Denim

The sturdy ripstop camouflage is opulently reworked and hybridized
with a combination of fine damask in earthy tones, a collision
between the legacies of indoor bourgeois milieux and outdoor military
references. The utilitarian performance is elevated in tailored
dress-coats, swirling dresses, and sinuous corsets.

Deadstock Camo & Damask

Over the years, Serre has learned to master deadstock leather, favoring
it as one of the cornerstone materials of the house. This season,
Serre privileges a palette of intense and compact blues composed
using deadstock leathers carefully handpicked and assembled to
create ingenious patchworks both in its fabrication and in its visual
effect. The design features modern dry lines for jackets, tops and
trousers crafted in light deadstock leather.

Deadstock Blue Leather 

Cutlery

Jeans, of diverse personalities, all carry different stories through generations and individuals; they tell the history of our modern world. Marine Serre as a story-teller disassembles and reassembles this popular material exclusively from 100% cotton jean legs. Signed with a fruit-waste based jacron patch that reads “Denim selected with love in Paris, transformed from end of life denim pants”, each of these reworked pieces generate new, unique narratives that now tell Serre’s story.

Denim

MARINE SERRE extends its pioneering Regenerated process to create ECLIPS, a distinctive handbag embodying the environmental engagement of the House.

Unveiled during the Hard Drive fashion show and exhibition, the ECLIPS bag integrates MARINE SERRE’s Lunar System and is easily recognizable by its crescent moon shape recalling the House’s iconic logo.

Made in France, the handbag is composed of a fixed structure in leather sourced in Italy, Spain and Germany that holds two lateral panels made from Regenerated materials such as deadstock tartan fabric, organic cotton and recycled fibres canvas, or upcycled denim and t-shirts.

The bag’s panels are designed to be evolving every season, repurposed in each collection’s iconic discarded materials while the leather skeleton remains unaltered.

A circular approach echoing the moon’s infinite elliptical cycle and making this accessory a truly timeless piece.

Eclips Bag

In Marine Serre’s collections, moire – a wavy-textured jacquard fabric whose artisanal technique used to furnish 17th and 18th century interiors – is employed as a nylon fabric with a psychedelic 
air and a distinctive shine. Spun from a blend of recycled polyester yarns (GRS certified), this noble matter serves is upgraded with an environmental consciousness to create versatile pieces that lay 
between workwear and sportswear. Rubber logo patches add an 
athletic touch to this multifaceted family. 

Moire

All of the garments are made out of drying cloths carefully selected upon their weight, shades and individual qualities in order to create an off-white, summery patchwork. In absence of lining, these floaty garments easily reveal the secrets of their loose construction upon inspection of their bias-finished insides.

Household Linens

Crazy Pull Over

Horizontal and vertical stripes of different colors for scarves and blankets with their patterns of clan origin. Mufflers fallen into disuse, blankets abandoned in the trunk of a car taht recall childhood and lunches on the grass. Picnic memories, Scottish imagery, punk allusions. To be saved from oblivion. These tartans ma be interwoven, blended with jersey and thus hybridized, and always in the interest of reality and of bodies in movement. 

Tartan Scarves 

Celebrating the beauty of clashing colors and vibrant prints, the brand’s preferred light material, is employed in its natural state this season, without dyes. The silk-based scarves, upcycled from deadstock, add a bold pop of color to the collection and result in unique pieces that evoke the most romantic side of the Marine Serre aesthetic.

Silk Scarves

Iconic, ageless leather pieces flow through the Marine Serre collections through soft skin that punctuates any silhouette. An organic material that feels like a modern armor while being soft, contradictory to the touch. All pieces are created out of end-of-line leather sourced at our manufacturers’ to produce a matt-finished cuir that contrasts with a glossy moons screen-printed all over.

Leather

Like a spider weaving its web, Serre connects crochet pieces from different origins – end-of-line pullovers, cardigans and dresses – by reassembling them into an intricate patchwork. Resulting in unique regenerated garments with a romantic allure.

Crochet

Checkered, multicolored terry kitchen towels– humble cotton textiles commonly reserved for household chores – become extraordinary through imaginative regeneration. This soft, twirly material is elevated into bold fashion pieces trimmed with black moire for a polished look. Reminding us of their modest origins, all pieces are ornamented by specials tags, developed in-house, that mimic the usual tags that serve to hang these towels on hooks in the kitchen space.

Terry Kitchen Towels

Often woven with symmetrical stripes and customized with embroidered initials, tea towels in linen fibers have an organic touch charged with history and personal stories. It’s precisely these intimate kitchen-room narratives that have stimulated Marine Serre’s creativity this season. All of the garments are made out of drying cloths carefully selected upon their weight, shades and individual qualities in order to create an off-white, summery patchwork. In absence of lining, these floaty garments easily reveal the secrets of their loose construction upon inspection of their bias-finished insides.

Tea Towels

Embroidered Linens

Carpets

Regenerated Denim Dyed in pink, our seasonal color of Fichu pour Fichu.
Jeans, of diverse personalities, all carry different stories through generations and individuals; they tell the history of our modern world. Marine Serre as a story-teller disassembles and reassembles this popular material exclusively from 100% cotton jean legs. Signed with a fruit-waste based jacron patch that reads “Denim selected with love in Paris, transformed from end of life denim pants”, each of these reworked pieces generate new, unique narratives that now tell Serre’s story.

Pink Denim

Upcycled wrinkled, cloché tops from the 90s and early 2000s commonly known as “popcorn”, give life to a small series of exclusive pieces with a modern edge and a playful aesthetic. Rescuing garments that belong to the past, a procedure familiar in Serre’s language, these colorful, expansive tops are revived through Serre's upcycling process. Easier to look at and wear than to construct them, these one-of-a-kind group of garments are the result of intensive research in stretch pattern-making.

Popcorn

Bed Fleece 

Accumulating pendant objects and lucky charms close to the body
in a hippie-meets-postapocaliptic aesthetic is synonymous with
the maison’s approach to jewelry. Mixed with gold chains, a collection
of various shells, pearls, wood pieces and frosted glass beads
are enhanced with shiny cabochons that match the palette of the
tea and terry kitchen towels garments.

Strung on multi-chain structures that can sometimes be clasped
and adjusted to be worn in a variety of ways, these unique charms
rattle around in the form of necklaces, drop or hoop earrings or
simple keychains.

Like a collection of souvenirs from a beach picnic of the past, this
range of unique jewelry from end-of-life and end-of-line materials
ornates the body with the sense of protection that only personal
amulets provide.

Crystal Healing

T-shirts with logos are intergenerational, genderless, symbolic, and
they often say something about those who are wearing them. They
can even purvey a message, perhaps regarding sport, a concert, a
trip, or political message. They are part of Serre’s DNA and exude a
casual and ironic attitude. Hybridized with panels of All Over Moon
recycled jersey (GRS certified), these one-of-a-kind pieces have an
iconic appeal while remaining extremely wearable. They complement
each other through Serre’s signature patchworks to create
a timeless look. The upcycled t-shirts selected for this season are
proposed in two different combinations: black & lilac and black &
green.

T-shirt Patchwork 

Regenerating is the practice of using dead stock, vintage and end-of-life materials or finished garments as an adaptable base for creating new products that are distinct from their former selves: a method more commonly known as ‘upcycling’.

Practice

Since Marine Serre’s debut collection in 2016, ahead of founding the brand, regenerating garments has been fundamental to her ethos, marking a radical commitment to circularity in the fashion industry’s networks, encompassing the sourcing of fabrics, the design process and the production of the collections.

Program

Each regenerated garment has a label that specifies the material used, its origins and the location of its transformation. The materials are carefully selected, washed and treated at our studio in Paris, before being sent to manufacturing partners who produce the seasonal collections. We have long-standing collaborations with factories located in Italy, Portugal and France who valiantly support this way of producing garments.

Label

We document the regenerating process at its epicentre, in the locations where the garments are assembled, making an ongoing series of short films that allow the viewer to be part of a journey into our factories: to be among its artisans and their rituals; to see a delicate adaptation of unwanted and yet resilient materials; and to witness their renewal as garments and accessories.

Journey

Regeneration is a mutual endeavour that requires the investment of time and creativity in order to stimulate and rethink the cycle of fashion, and to restore dignity to materials that are damaged and discarded, giving them a new purpose, form and duration.

Regenerated videos