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PROJECTS / EMMETEX FOR TALENTS / Collaborations with designers

GAELLE HALLOO LANG


Emmetex for Talents presents a new collaboration with French designer Gaëlle Lang Halloo, who first partnered with the company during the 39th Festival International de Mode de Hyères.

Today, the designer builds her imagery from an intimate yet collective gesture: the memory of an amateur football match played on a Sunday afternoon.

A Sunday afternoon, a friendly match, a pitch in the French village where Gaëlle grew up. From this memory comes Amicaliste, a capsule that intertwines the aesthetics of 1990s streetwear with the graphic nostalgia of provincial football culture.

Inspired by the tracksuits of local teams, embroidered badges, and flocked logos of neighborhood sponsors, the collection reflects the spirit of the “weekend athlete”: proud, peripheral, authentic.

 The labelling also speaks this same visual and emotional language, through chenille and rubber patches, woven labels, personalized ribbons, and raised embroidery — transforming each garment into a small emblem of belonging.

PROJECTS / EMMETEX FOR TALENTS / Collaborations with designers

GAELLE HALLOO LANG


Emmetex for Talents presents a new collaboration with French designer Gaëlle Lang Halloo, who first partnered with the company during the 39th Festival International de Mode de Hyères.

Today, the designer builds her imagery from an intimate yet collective gesture: the memory of an amateur football match played on a Sunday afternoon.

A Sunday afternoon, a friendly match, a pitch in the French village where Gaëlle grew up. From this memory comes Amicaliste, a capsule that intertwines the aesthetics of 1990s streetwear with the graphic nostalgia of provincial football culture.

Inspired by the tracksuits of local teams, embroidered badges, and flocked logos of neighborhood sponsors, the collection reflects the spirit of the “weekend athlete”: proud, peripheral, authentic.

 The labelling also speaks this same visual and emotional language, through chenille and rubber patches, woven labels, personalized ribbons, and raised embroidery — transforming each garment into a small emblem of belonging.