Le Kasha

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France

https://www.lekasha.com

Style keywords

Luxurious

Timeless

Travel-inspired

Elegant

Minimalist

About the brand

Le Kasha was originally founded in France in 1918 as a revolutionary textile company that created innovative fabric made with Kashmir goat hair blended with new fibers. The brand quickly gained prestige by supplying fabrics to legendary French Haute Couture houses including Jeanne Lanvin and Jean Patou, with its reputation cemented when Coco Chanel used Le Kasha fabric to create her first suit collection in the 1920s. After being dormant for over 50 years, the brand was relaunched in 2016 by Mali Marciano, who comes from a family heritage in knitwear. Today, Le Kasha operates as a luxury lifestyle brand inspired by travel and adventure, offering complete wardrobes in pure organic cashmere, silk, and linen. The brand's signature "Cachemire de Voyage" collection features cashmere sourced from the finest regions of Inner Mongolia, designed with clean lines, neutral tones, and light fabrics that embody relaxed functionality. Each piece is crafted to be infinitely combinable and suitable for any occasion, from desert to beach, creating timeless garments that serve as travel companions for the modern wanderer.

France

https://www.lekasha.com

What people are saying

InStyle

This design, in particular, creates excellent visual balance within a look because it hits right above the hip—you can just throw it on without worrying too much about how the rest of your outfit's proportions line up.

Mar, 2025

InStyle

The label supplied its sumptuously soft cashmere to major design houses like Chanel and Lanvin in the 1920s.

Mar, 2025

Good On You

Based on all publicly available information we've reviewed, we rate Le Kasha “Good” overall.

Oct, 2024

Good On You

Much of its supply chain is certified by Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton, including most of the final, second, and first production stages.

Oct, 2024

Wardrobe Icons

Le Kasha is a heritage fashion house that has been crafting exquisite cashmere pieces for over 100 years. While its price point leans towards the luxury end, the quality is truly unparalleled—it even captivated Coco Chanel, who famously used their yarn for her first suit collection.

Jul, 2024

Medium

A French knitwear brand established in 1918, Le Kasha offers items almost exclusively in linen, silk, organic wool, and cashmere, with no synthetic fabrics. ... styles are more suitable for the 40+ crowd.

Sep, 2024

Good On You

There's no evidence it ensures workers are paid living wages in its supply chain.

Oct, 2024

Good On You

There's no evidence it takes action to minimise its packaging, which is a driver of plastic waste.

Oct, 2024

InStyle

This design, in particular, creates excellent visual balance within a look because it hits right above the hip—you can just throw it on without worrying too much about how the rest of your outfit's proportions line up.

Mar, 2025

InStyle

The label supplied its sumptuously soft cashmere to major design houses like Chanel and Lanvin in the 1920s.

Mar, 2025

Good On You

Based on all publicly available information we've reviewed, we rate Le Kasha “Good” overall.

Oct, 2024

Good On You

Much of its supply chain is certified by Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton, including most of the final, second, and first production stages.

Oct, 2024

Wardrobe Icons

Le Kasha is a heritage fashion house that has been crafting exquisite cashmere pieces for over 100 years. While its price point leans towards the luxury end, the quality is truly unparalleled—it even captivated Coco Chanel, who famously used their yarn for her first suit collection.

Jul, 2024

Medium

A French knitwear brand established in 1918, Le Kasha offers items almost exclusively in linen, silk, organic wool, and cashmere, with no synthetic fabrics. ... styles are more suitable for the 40+ crowd.

Sep, 2024

Good On You

There's no evidence it ensures workers are paid living wages in its supply chain.

Oct, 2024

Good On You

There's no evidence it takes action to minimise its packaging, which is a driver of plastic waste.

Oct, 2024