Le Kasha

Founded in France in 1918, Le Kasha was part of a revolution in the way the women of the 1920s dressed. An innovative fabric made with Kashmir goat hair blended with a revolutionary new fibre, here was a textile that was effortlessly elegant, as comfortable as it was easy to care for. For the Postwar era, when women were abandoning corsetry for clothes that allowed greater freedom of movement, Le Kasha provided the perfect answer. This flowing and comfortable textile captured the mood of liberation. Notable for the beautiful way it draped, Le Kasha was supplied to prestigious French Haute Couture houses such as Jeanne Lanvin and Jean Patou. In the 1920s Coco Channel cemented Le Kasha's reputation forever, when she used it to create her first suit collection. In 2016, almost a full century later, Le Kasha relaunched. Updating this timeless textile for a new era, Le Kasha’s Cachemire de Voyage is also complemented with collections in pure silk and linen: all-natural, organic textiles. Designed to be infinitely combined, and suitable for any occasion – from the desert to the beach, via the airport and the art fair, Le Kasha is a luxury lifestyle brand for a new era.