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Maison Château Rouge

Talents lauréat 2018

Maison Château Rouge is a pop lifestyle brand that celebrates the 18th arrondissement neighbourhood in Paris that gave it its name. Inspired by African heritage, the brand symbolizes a meeting of different cultures. By taking a contemporary approach to its collections, the label is a showcase for African culture. The collections are designed and developed in Paris’ Château Rouge neighbourhood, and production takes place in Paris, Abidjan, Bamako, and Dakar.

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