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 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.