It just happened!
The new FW26 collection - La Folie.
You've just discovered it: our Autumn-Winter 2026 collection - La Folie.
The madness of a jacket, a set, a blouse, the madness of a look. The madness of wool, the madness of denim
After a summer like this one, we're more determined than ever. In our own way.
With bold new pieces, like this James caban in wool, a new emblematic piece of our wardrobe. We worked hand in hand with our factories and our workshops to bring you coats and a winter wardrobe in pure wool, noble and well-sourced materials.
AH26, we made a choice: taking synthetics out of our wools, piece by piece. For more beautiful, more solid materials, more faithful to what we stand for.
The Envole shirt, in paper-touch poplin, with its luminous ecru and its asymmetric design, makes it a singular piece, as is customary at SIXSŒURS.
We shot this collection in the splendid Fontainebleau forest, at the "La Folie" hotel in Barbizon, then at Maud and Théo's — an immersion in a house on the edge of the forest, where you can picture spending a winter with good books, a hint of jazz, and nature taking back its rights.
Pure wool, jacquard woven in France, linen, gauze and paper-touch cotton poplin: noble materials are part of it, in a warm, refined autumnal palette.
Denim, meanwhile, still unleashes passions. At SIXSŒURS, it's become an obsession. Our pieces have reached the standard we set ourselves: organic cotton woven in Italy, washing done in Le Mans, shaped by the best denim workshop in Paris.
The entire collection is made in France, in our Parisian workshops.
This season marks a turning point in our brand's history.
Come with us, we'll take you there.
Madeleine, Laetitia and the whole SIXSŒURS team
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SIXSŒURS fashion made in Paris
Paris , the capital of fashion, where the greatest haute couture and ready-to-wear houses, the best clothing workshops, artisan embroiderers, pattern makers, etc. have always operated.
It is in this heritage that SIXSŒURS is part of .
The brand collaborates with two exceptional Parisian clothing workshops , which have seen the passage of prestigious stylists such as Isabel Marant, Jacquemus.
Collaborating with these workshops means setting a quality objective in the execution and assembly of the pieces , at a level worthy of couture or high-end ready-to-wear.
SIXSŒURS claims this ultra short circuit , in perfect agreement with its ambitions, but also with its values, those of conscious fashion .
This is obvious to Madeleine Ably, who was taught from childhood to consume responsibly.
No more mass production: the collections are produced in small series .
The point? Avoid waste and unsold items.
The consequence? At SIXSŒURS, there are never any sales , because there are no stocks or value chains to sell off.
Prices are set fairly , with reasonable margins at all levels.
A family story
In the Ably family, I ask for the mother: Jeanne .
It was she who passed on the taste for clothing - but not just any clothing.
In the Norman tribe established in the Pays de Caux , we swear only by the old : used textiles, holders of a history, patinated by time.
A bargain hunter, Jeanne runs around flea markets looking for these
treasures, accompanied by her six daughters : Madeleine, Angèle, Suzanne, Jeanne, Lucie and Alice .
To each of them, she passes on the art of transforming the old into desirable objects . Quilting, sewing, and assembling colorful fabrics become the siblings' fashion habits.
Already, Madeleine - who unknowingly lays the foundations of her creativity - creates a wardrobe that is unlike anyone else's. With her sisters, from whom she is never separated, she founded an e-shop of vintage pieces .
There you will find clothes found with flair, and a line of recycled leather bags made by them.
After years of discoveries that delight a growing community, Madeleine embarks on a solo adventure ...
Under the watchful eye - and with the many helping hands - of her sisters.