COLLABORATIONS

With Sebago, the Portland, an iconic boat shoe born in New England, sets a course for the Mediterranean. It is crafted from a single piece of nubuck and hand-stitched. Its colors are drawn from the coastal light: the shimmering sea, the salt marshes, the hues of a summer morning on perfectly calm water. A pair for those who feel at home between the sea and the city.

With Clarks, we imagined a pair for a Camargue salt worker. Summer and winter, they wear them everywhere: at work in the salt marshes, out and about, and even on their jet ski. The flames evoke the raw heat of summer. The colors shift from the pale pink of the Aigues-Mortes salt marshes—our Bisous pink—to the deep blues of the ponds, like reflections changing with the light.

With BUFF®, we have designed a three-piece capsule collection featuring leopard print, tartan, and cicada patterns. They provide protection against wind and UV rays, accompanying the bold through the seasons by combining technical performance with style.

For this collaboration between Horace and Bisous Skateboards, we have imagined an exclusive Valentine's Day pack. For the occasion, we have created a unisex scent centered around tuberose, our favorite note, designed to be shared.

Building on the highly versatile nature of the iconic 180 loafer, this model adopts the unique style of Bisous Skateboards and is adorned with pink topstitching, the signature color of the Montpellier-based streetwear brand with a vintage soul.

With The Hoxton x Bisous Café, we brought a piece of the South to the heart of the hotel. This place where you usually take your time hosted a takeaway café pop-up. On the menu, a selection featuring rosemary, orange blossom, and olive oil, for a simple, sensory, and welcoming experience.

Professional football and skating: two worlds apart, brought together by Brennan Johnson and Bisous. The capsule blends the codes of the supporter with those of the brand. It was shot in London, in his neighborhood and at the skatepark of his youth.

With Element, we dove into the Mediterranean of the 90s. We follow two teens over the course of a day in Sète: they share their clothes and raid their parents' closets to go out at night. The result is a sunny, spontaneous capsule collection that smells of holiday carefree vibes.

With Atelier de Nîmes, we have imagined the wardrobe of a Camargue herdsman. By day, he works on the ranch. By night, he speeds off to the city on his motorbike, always in jeans, with a t-shirt pulled on for a night out. The campaign follows this narrative, from the Camargue fields to La Chu, a legendary nightclub from the 90s. The collaboration's logo is inspired by the branding iron used for bulls.