Rodier

The Rodier story begins in the heart of Picardie, in the north of France, with two generations of weavers, the Rodiers. In 1852, the founder of he dynasty is none other than Auguste Rodier, a true forerunner, whose weaving techniques make the House one of the most important fabric manufacturers associated in particular with Haute Couture. Selected by Paul Poiret, Chanel, Grès and Dior, Rodier fabrics make their mark in Haute Couture. Jersey, a fine knitted fabric, taking its name from the island where it has been produced since the middle Ages, becomes the Rodier signature.

Classic and irreverent at the same time, the House plays back and forth between basics and trends, designing a wardrobe of timeless, playful, easy-to-wear essentials. In 2022, its founding values - durability, quality, timelessness - have never been more in tune with the times. In tune with the times, Rodier returns to the forefront of the fashion scene more modern than ever. Faithful to its commitments to its customers, the House offers well thought-out and well-made collections at the right price. The versatile and modular pieces adapt to all body types. Today, the House asserts its socio-cultural and feminist heritage in the watermark of its collections, without the need for subtitles or exegesis. The Rodier woman is plural, free of any stereotype. Photo credit: Rodier