Maison Margiela is a Parisian fashion house that embodies conceptual luxury and intellectual avant-garde . Founded by the enigmatic and anonymous Martin Margiela, the brand built its entire identity by literally deconstructing clothing to explore its structure, elevating imperfection and the creative process to an art form.

Rejecting the cult of personality and traditional logos, the Maison is universally recognized for its four white stitchings visible on the back: an "anti-logo" that symbolizes belonging to a community that understands the code.

With iconic creations such as the Tabi boot (with its split toe) and the "Replica" concept (reproducing vintage garments), Margiela creates not just clothes, but design objects and food for thought, constantly challenging the perception of what constitutes luxury and fashion.