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Lingerie-corsetry-swimwear (37% of local activity)
The major lingerie brands of the urban area enjoy national and international recognition and popularity.
 | Lejaby, one of the favorites of international lingerie (representing 6.6% of the European market, and 3.8% of the global market). |
| Lise Charmel, positioned in the top-of-the-range lingerie niche, has imposed its style nationally and internationally (around 20% growth per year since 1995).
| | CCLC: this group now includes the Millesia and Osore brands, the Nina Ricci license and the CLPC company.
| | The Charlott brand, mail order lingerie.
| | The Nicole Olivier house makes its own swimwear collection in its Lyon workshops, and also operates as an outsourcer. |
Accessories, particularly scarves and silk ties (29% of local turnover)
This activity is in line with Lyon's traditional silk industry. | Sport Soie, a subsidiary of the Hermès group, is the second company clothing sector company in the Lyon area, behind Lejaby.
| | The Marc Rozier house has 3 manufacturing units, an integrated design office, and over 110 years of archives. |
Clothing for women and children (19% of local turnover)
The conurbation also enjoys the presence of leader brands. | Dauphitex, specialized in clothing for children (a subsidiary of the Zannier group).
| | Pierbé &Cie, which makes ready-to-wear collections for women, with a 12-person design team.
| | Jean-Claude Trignon, who rapidly found a clientele by basing his style on revamping jeans with technical fabrics (present in 350 shops in France).
| | Jumfil, mid-range collections for men and women under its own brand. |
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Une des boutiques de Max Chaoul
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Couture and designer brands (6% of local turnover)
Lyon enjoys a real creative image in top-of-the-range fashion, thanks to several famous top designers :
| Nathalie Chaize offers a complete ready-to-wear clothes and accessory range for women, based on 3 trends (urban-sport, a collection of suits, and an evening-wear line).
| | Max Chaoul, wedding dress designer, was awarded in 2002 in the United States with a "Couture Bridal Award" in front of 400 international colleagues
| | Azuleros, present in multi-brand boutiques in France and abroad, opened her first boutique in rue Emile Zola in Lyon. |
Young designers: Monica Drapalova, Nicolas Fafiotte, etc.
Leather and fur (4% of local turnover)
The Lyon urban area has a concentration of specialists in the fields of leather and fur clothing design, with: | the Zilli company (turnover of 12 millions in 2001), specialized in luxury leather sportswear for men,
| | the designer Garbis Devar, specialist in luxury leather. |
Key figures
| 394 establishments
| | 2,328 jobs
| | Turnover of over 420M€ (exclusive of VAT)
| | Rhône-Alpes is the second area in France for jobs in the fields of lingerie, shirts, and pullovers or similar articles.
| | Rhône-Alpes is the 1st French region for accessories (scarves, ties, hats, etc.). |
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