When I studied at Duperré in Paris and Central Saint Martins in London, I dreamed of creating a truly sustainable fashion brand—one built on timeless design and exceptional quality.

For fifteen years, I designed for luxury houses, where we used the finest materials and the best ateliers. The clothes were made to last, but their price meant few could ever own them.
With Palome, I found a new way. Many of these same makers had beautiful leftover fabrics and time between collections. I began creating pieces with these materials—at first just for friends. When strangers began asking to buy them, Palome was born.

Today, that’s still our model: elegant, small-batch collections crafted during quiet moments in luxury factories. We use the same premium materials, made by the same expert hands—but at prices my friends can afford.

Our promise is simple: to make thoughtfully crafted clothes that last. If you choose to wear Palome, we ask just three things in return:

1. Only buy what you need

We release new capsules every two weeks. Because of our small batch productions and low prices, many of these products quickly sell out. Please only buy products that you know you will wear - if you aren't sure, leave them for others to buy.

2. Aim for zero returns

Returning clothes causes incredible waste. Keeping our prices low and our material quality high is only possible because our members return clothing at less than a quarter of the rate of most brands. If you buy something that isn't quite the right size, please consider gifting it to a friend. When you're done with an item you'll find that our resale prices are very strong. Each month, those with a 0% return rate are entered into a prize draw for a dinner. At the end of the year, all those who've maintained their 0% return rate can claim an exclusive thank you gift.

3. Tell your friends

We spend much less money on marketing than other brands. Instead, we spend this money on keeping our material quality very high. If we make a product that you fall in love with please help us out by telling a friend about it.