About

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OUDAR didn’t start with a plan.
It began when Zoé, Alice Pasche’s sister, received a batch of vintage clothes from their father. She decided to organize a small pop-up — Ramdane Bazaar — and asked Alice to make a few pieces for it.

From one pop-up to another, the pieces started to find their place on their own. As Ramdane Bazaar grew, OUDAR grew with it and eventually became its own thing.

What started as a simple idea slowly turned into something steady and lasting.

OUDAR comes from that beginning — from shared memories and the instinct to make things by hand, without overthinking. The outfit are shaped between minimalist cuts and Mediterranean sensuality in the details.

The name comes from Alice’s Greek roots. “οὐδέν” (oudén) means “nothing” — the void, an absence — and “ἀρ” (ar) comes from archè (ἀρχή), which means “the beginning”, the origin.

All pieces are made in Paris by a small manufacturer who takes care with every detail. The collections are produced in limited quantities to avoid waste, using fabrics chosen for their quality and feel.