About

Honeydove is a curated collection of consciously crafted clothing and adornments for those who view their wardrobe as a reflection of their soul and spirit.

Launched as a vintage shop in 2018, Honeydove evolved into a quiet luxury fashion label in 2019 when founder Charlotte Dupont became a mother. Transitioning from selling vintage to creating her own designs, Charlotte began with naturally dyed silk scarves. This sparked the creation of a foundational line of silk scarves and scrunchies, which soon expanded to cozy yet luxurious garments designed for all body types and seasons of life. Honeydove celebrates the ebb and flow of women’s bodies, offering comfort and beauty through all life’s phases. These garments honor femininity while prioritizing utility and longevity. 

Honeydove’s designs blend exceptional fabrics with wearable, modern silhouettes. Each piece is crafted with care, designed for heavy rotation, and aimed at reducing waste. As a small-batch brand, we minimize our footprint by producing very small runs of our designs and repurposing all scrap fabric. 

Every Honeydove piece is crafted with natural, luxurious fabrics like raw silk, European linen, and organic cotton. We have partnered with factories world wide that prioritize sloand small scale production. We have found that it's not about where you produce but with whom you decide to partner. There are both good and bad factories all around the world—we have partnered with select woman owned cut and sew factories that are run with high ethics and values that align with our core values as a brand. We have found that each region of the world specializes in different products and pending what we make, we have chosen partners that specially in those fibers. We proudly produce our garments in: the US, India, Portugal, China and Europe. 

Our natural dye process combines artistry and alchemy to produce long-lasting, unique colors. Using premium dyes from U.S.-based Botanical Colors, we create vibrant tones from extracts like madder root and marigold flowers. In response to customer feedback, we’ve also introduced low-impact dyes for frequently laundered pieces like French terry garments.

Committed to reducing waste, we avoid plastic, utilize dead-stock fabrics, and ship in compostable materials. Our garments are made to endure, and we offer mending, alteration, and over-dyeing services to extend their life. When a piece reaches the end of its lifecycle, it can be composted, leaving a minimal environmental footprint.