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Alamour Fashion House Sustainability Actions

Made-to-order gown production

Alamour says many of its gowns are made only after an order is placed. This is meant to avoid making too much stock in advance, which can lead to unsold items and waste. The brand says this approach can also help lower carbon emissions because it avoids unnecessary production. In simple terms, it tries to make only what customers actually buy instead of filling shelves first.

Customisation and alterations

The brand says many made-to-order gowns can be changed for an extra fee. Options include changing the slit, sleeves, back design, colour, fabric, or train length. Alamour presents this as a way to make each dress more personal and more likely to be worn again. It also says it accepts simple special design requests through its contact channels.

Inclusive size range

Alamour says its made-to-order model lets it offer sizes from XXS to 9XL without producing large amounts of stock in every size. The brand links this to a more inclusive shopping experience and less excess inventory. This is a production choice, not a formal sustainability certification, but it is part of how the brand explains its approach to reducing waste.

Boutique and showroom expansion

The brand has opened and promoted physical retail spaces in Sydney and Brisbane, alongside its online store. While this is mainly a business move, it is part of the brand’s current operating model and shows it is selling through both online and in-person channels. No specific environmental claims were tied to the stores in the material provided.

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