サステナビリティ

Inexpensive yet good-looking items are becoming ever more common. But many of them do not last, and are replaced in short cycles. That, too, adds to the burden placed on the earth.

Leather is a durable, long-lasting material. In the long run, it is kind to the earth. We believe it is a truly eco-friendly material.

永く寄り添うこと

Staying by your side for years to come is the greatest sustainability of all.

Stitching entirely by hand, thread twisted by our own hands, finely honed tools—all of our handwork exists to create things that last.
Rather than using up and discarding many things, we cherish something dependable for a long time. We believe that this way of living is the greatest sustainability of all.

命を、活かしきる

Leather is a by-product of life, granted to us by dairy cattle and animals raised for food. It is part of an animal's precious life.

So that this life is not wasted: VOUIVRE uses only the finest parts, but the beautiful parts that remain are reborn as works for Rhumore. We make the most of the leather granted to us by a single animal, down to the very last.

As "proof that a life was lived," we use it without waste and elevate it into a finished work. This is how we face the matter of life.

VOUIVRE

使用皮革について

At VOUIVRE, the leather we use is made from the hides of animals raised for food and the like, and we strive to make the most of an animal's life, leaving nothing to waste.

Exotic leathers such as crocodile, lizard, and snake often involve using animals specifically to make leather; from the standpoint of animal protection, VOUIVRE does not use exotic leathers.

ディフュージョンブランド

Diffusion Brand

The gateway to VOUIVRE.

A single hide has different characters depending on the part. At VOUIVRE, we use only the very finest of these.

Yet beautiful parts still remain. Rather than letting them go to waste, they are reborn as works for our other brand, Rhumore.

To make the most of the leather granted to us by a single animal, down to the very last—this, we believe, is our responsibility in facing the life that was given.