Luxury house Chanel has decided to take over Fashion Art. For the past fifteen years, Chanel has had its denim pieces made by this manufacturer. It was in 2007 that Chanel first hired Fashion Art to design a pair of denim pants evoking the colors of the morning English fog for the 2007-08 Paris-London Métiers d'art collection.

Fashion Art was born with this first piece washed out with cloudy brushstrokes done by hand. Fashion Art specializes in the manufacture of jeans and high-end denim garments as well as fabrics for bags and shoes.

Founded in 2008, Fashion Art employs 38 people and collaborates with 15 highly qualified partners located within its geographical perimeter, who manage the production of the garments, while it handles the entire development cycle in-house, including the preparation of patterns or the grading and sewing of prototypes, having two buildings of 2,500 square meters.

Recognized for its expertise in denim, Fashion Art has invested heavily in technological research and sustainable development. It is GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified, as is its entire external production chain. Rather than the traditional method of starting with the printing of the fabric, Fashion Art's artisans first make the garment. It is then cut up, and depending on the desired effects it is then passed through powder-based abrasion, laser cutting, 3D printing of patterns, working with jacquard, adding embroidery or a tweed yoke. The last step consists of meticulously reassembling the garment to its original form.