Noemie Trouser

The comfortable Noemie Trouser made from Lenzing-certified Ecovero Viscose, with sand-yellow panels running down the sides of the legs and red-blurred soundwaves plastered across it, are just right for the season. Available as a coord alongside the matching Noemie Jumper.

ECOVERO s derived from renewable wood sources, such as sustainably managed forests. The production process of ECOVERO viscose involves significantly lower emissions and water usage compared to traditional viscose production methods. This ensures a reduced environmental impact throughout the fabric's life cycle.

Polyester is a synthetic fiber known for its strength and long-lasting properties. The inclusion of polyester in the blend adds durability, resilience, and wrinkle resistance to the fabric.

Our fabric is Lenzing certified which guarantees that the ECOVERO viscose used in our product is responsibly sourced and manufactured according to strict environmental and social criteria.

The Lead Up with Priya Ahluwalia

Creative director and founder, Priya Ahluwalia walk us through a hectic week in the lead-up to the brand’s AW23 Symphony fashion show.

Contribute to our next collection by trading in your cherished but unwanted garments for points you can claim for a future Ahluwalia purchase.

Ahluwalia presents Autumn Winter 2023 ‘Symphony collection’, connected by EON. Powered by Microsoft. The collection and the stories behind them are connected by EON's cutting-edge digital ID technology, and powered by Microsoft Azure. Creating an experience that transcends clothing.

These digital identifiers can be found on the garments above the care label and can be easily accessed through a smartphone or other devices to provide a wealth of data including the detailed information about the garment, materials used, care instructions along with exclusive content from the collection. Empowering our community to make more informed decisions and choosing products that align with their values for a deeper connection.

Discover the story and collaboration here