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Normandie Capsule — Midsummer 26.

Every summer, we take great pleasure in designing a very summery capsule, always built around a personal, exclusive print. This year, we celebrate Normandy and friendship — Madeleine, our founder, asked her friend Anne-Gaëlle, a Norman by heart, to paint her childhood memories from the Pays de Caux.

Watercolour sketches meet the names of our favourite villages: Quiberville, Pourville, Varengeville… And then Madeleine asked Madeleine — "Mado", the daughter of her friend Sophie — to wear the pieces. A story of women, of transmission, of Norman friendships.

Two fabric families live in this capsule. On one side, the soft, lightweight cotton voile of the Normandie print — the Summer shirts, the Pippa dresses with their couture volume, the Birdy bandanas. On the other, a ribbed jersey woven in Japan, rare and impossible to find elsewhere — the Mélie marinière, the Una tank top, the Soko skirt: pieces in black and ecru stripes, worn together or mixed with the print.

And to carry it all: the grand Soiz tote in Hickory striped canvas, the Hamac belt bag also in Hickory striped canvas, and the Ben bermuda in grey denim.

Welcome to the Normandie capsule.

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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 and Valentine Gauthier , and work
today with
Jacquemus and Heimstone .

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.