Bags & Leather Goods

Inventi Studio

Upcycled fashion label managed by arcenciel, turning discarded textiles and deadstock into bags, blazers and accessories.

Sad el-Baouchrieh, Metn
Inventi Studio

Inventi Studio is an upcycling label run under arcenciel, the Lebanese non-profit, and every dollar of profit goes back into arcenciel's programmes for marginalised communities. The studio takes discarded textiles and deadstock fabric and reworks them with women artisans into new pieces. Bags make up most of the line: EveryTote and Nomad's totes, ReJean bags and pouches cut from old denim, velvet clutches and patterned handbags, plus laptop cases and makeup pouches. There is also a small clothing range of cropped blazers, a blazer dress and cropped shirts, and accessories such as tweed heart earrings and scrunchies. Co-founder and creative director Feyrouz Hatoum is a fashion designer with years of experience in the humanitarian sector, and she also leads business development for La Boutique Sociale, arcenciel's second-hand clothing project.

Inventi Studio at a glance

  • Managed by the Lebanese non-profit arcenciel
  • All profits fund arcenciel community programmes
  • Made from discarded textiles and deadstock fabric
  • Works with women artisans

Who is behind Inventi Studio

Frequently Asked Questions

Who runs Inventi Studio?
It is managed by arcenciel, and co-founder Feyrouz Hatoum leads its design.
Where does the money go?
The brand says all profits support arcenciel's work with marginalised communities.
What materials are used?
Upcycled textiles and deadstock, including denim, velvet, tweed and lace.

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