IBELIV Mety – Summer Handbag

Tone in tone, but never monotonous. Clothes from a new perspective: skin-friendly, eco-friendly and beautiful at the same time. From a passion for fashion and beauty to a commitment to the environment. The most important ingredient is love! The production of beautiful clothing that is skin-friendly and resource-friendly while being produced fairly is an expression of ARMARGENTUM's philosophy. It sets an example, especially at a time when the supposed production of fair fast fashion is experiencing a rapid upswing. All ARMARGENTUM products are certified according to "Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX". No plastic is used for the packaging. No zips are used and the buttons are made from "Natural Ivory", a product of the stone nut palm. In addition, Armargentum uses as many local materials as possible in order to cause as little CO2 as possible for the production chain.

Originally from Madagascar, Liva RAMANANDRAIBE came to France at the age of 16 to study and succeed in finance. In France, he discovered the heritage of timeless, refined elegance, as well as luxury and design, which had fascinated him since childhood. Thus, he conceived IBELIV as a quality label whose products correspond to ecological, socio-economic and qualitative values. IBELIV aims to combine sustainable production and environmental protection with reforestation campaigns for Madagascar's raffia forests, which are threatened by deforestation. The creation of sustainable jobs for rural women is part of the company charter of the handicraft label. By promoting the refining sector through the creation of sustainable jobs and comfortable incomes, IBELIV reconciles the economic interests of rural people and the sustainability of this unique natural resource. At the same time, the planting of raffia helps to rebuild the ecosystem and prevent its extinction. The leather used for some IBELIV accessories is vegetable tanned in the traditional way. The vegetable tanning guarantees health safety for the craftsmen, but also for the consumer.