LVMH’s Nona Source opens up surplus material platform to external luxury brands
Celebrating its third anniversary, the LVMH-backed circular platform Nona Source is expanding its service to include luxury brands outside the parent group.
Nona Source, the LVMH-supported venture dedicated to the reuse of high-end materials, has expanded its operations to serve luxury brands beyond the LVMH portfolio. By opening its platform to outside entities such as Chloé and Lanvin, the company seeks to scale its role as a circular economy solution for the broader fashion industry.
To mark its third anniversary, the organization has introduced a new range of luxury surplus leathers and updated its 120-square-meter Paris showroom, which displays over 4,000 fabric options. Additionally, a new library of 150 sustainable materials—ranging from plant-based textiles to recycled denim—has been added to the catalog to meet growing demand for environmentally conscious manufacturing.
Hélène Valade, Director of Environmental Development at LVMH, noted that the initiative has moved beyond internal consumption to engage industry peers. The company aims to continue reducing the environmental impact of luxury production by managing the circulation of surplus goods.