NOUR HAMMOUR
Modern Outerwear, Made With Accountability: Conscious Select × NOUR HAMMOUR
Nour Hammour began in 2013 as a small project between cofounders Erin Conry Webb and Nour Hammour, customising leather pieces for friends out of a family-owned atelier in the Marais district of Paris. That atelier, run by a married couple who had been making leather jackets for fifty years, remains central to production more than a decade later. This is how Nour Hammour has always worked: close, slow, accountable — a direct rejection of the wholesale excess that swept most contemporary fashion labels along with it.
The brand consciously stepped back from large department store partnerships to return to a direct relationship with the women who wear the clothes. That decision — not a marketing position but an operational one — is what makes Nour Hammour worth understanding.
The Outerwear
Clean lines, sculpted shoulders, rich textures, and a palette anchored in neutrals define the Nour Hammour signature. Leather jackets and shearling coats designed with structure, softness, and proportion in mind — pieces that carry presence without excess. The aesthetic is confident and restrained in equal measure.
These are not seasonal statements. Leather is one of the only materials that genuinely improves with time, and Nour Hammour designs with that arc in mind. A jacket bought today is intended to be worn for a decade and look better for it.
The Making
Every jacket is cut only once an order is received. Each piece takes one to three days to make by hand. There is no inventory sitting in a warehouse, no overproduction absorbed into sale cycles. Micro-stocks of leather and accessories are kept on hand only to avoid over-ordering. The Recut programme collects all leather scraps at the end of every working day and repurposes them into a secondary collection of leather goods — nothing discarded, nothing wasted.
All leather suppliers hold Leather Working Group certification, independently auditing environmental responsibility across tanning, waste management, chemical use, and water consumption. All leather and shearling is sourced as an agricultural by-product, ensuring no animals are raised solely for fashion purposes. A female-led workshop in Istanbul replicates the made-to-order model, established specifically to build a vertically integrated atelier specialising in shearling.
Why NOUR HAMMOUR is a Consciously Selected Fashion Brand: CS Signal
CS Verified | Made-to-order, zero inventory, zero waste. LWG-certified leather suppliers across all production. Recut programme repurposing all leather scraps. Female-led Istanbul workshop. Agricultural by-product leather only. A Parisian atelier model built from day one around the principle that luxury should not rely on excess — it should rely on intention.
Frequently Asked Questions about Nour Hammour
How is Nour Hammour made? Every piece is cut and constructed only once an order is received, taking one to three days to make by hand. The brand operates on a zero inventory model with no pre-produced stock. All leather scraps are collected daily and repurposed through the Recut programme into a secondary leather goods collection.
Where is Nour Hammour produced? Production takes place at a family-owned atelier in the Marais district of Paris — the same workshop that made the brand's first jacket in 2013 — and at a female-led workshop in Istanbul established specifically for shearling production. All suppliers hold Leather Working Group certification.