NOYOCO MATIÈRES / THE STUDIO'S FABRIC LIBRARY
Already chosen.
Still to be created.
Fabrics we chose for our collections, ready for a new story. We open our remaining lengths to emerging designers, independent brands and creative studios.
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MAKE SOMETHING FROM WHAT ALREADY EXISTS
Good fabrics deserve
to keep moving.
Every collection begins with a fabric. After cutting, sampling or a change in the collection, lengths can remain. They have already been produced. Rather than leave them on a shelf, we want them to become the starting point for someone else's work.
The principle is simple: put existing stock back into use, with the information needed to make an informed choice. Deadstock describes the fabric's availability, not its fibre composition or a certification. Each reference keeps its own identity.
An existing material
Remaining lengths from the NOYOCO studio, offered within the quantities released for sale. No new production is launched for this catalogue.
Information you can use
Composition, weight, width and reference. Where documented, the fabric's history and the NOYOCO pieces made from it help you picture its next use.
Quality, with context
Available abrasion, pilling and washing results are shown with their test conditions and observations. An internal test is not a certification or a guarantee of lifetime.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Let's give them
a new life.
Tell us about your brand, your practice and what you would like to create. Our team reviews each application. Submitting this form does not automatically unlock the private catalogue.
Independent brands, emerging designers, students and creative studios are welcome to apply.
Before you begin
Why request access?
We review projects before granting access to the private catalogue. Approval, sign-in and the Studio password are required to view the available references and place an order.
Are all fabrics natural or recycled?
Composition is stated on each fabric sheet. Deadstock is an existing material available for a new use. It does not automatically mean natural, recycled, organic or certified.
What do the quality tests tell me?
They document behaviour under the stated conditions: rubbing, pilling or dimensional change after washing. The date, number of cycles, pressure and observations matter as much as the score. A result concerns the tested material; it does not certify a finished garment.
What can I expect from an order?
Use the fabric sheet to check its characteristics, the quantity released for sale and the applicable conditions. Final delivery options, taxes and the total must be confirmed before payment. Do not rely on a simulated image to assess colour, hand or drape.
