Benmoyal raises €1m to accelerate international expansion and circularity initiatives

The brand founded by designer Benjamin Benmoyal has secured backing from private investors. The funding will accelerate the development of a circular offering, through a partnership with Nona Source, and strengthen its international presence.

“This strategic milestone confirms the strength of the creative and craft-led model championed by Benjamin Benmoyal since the brand’s launch in 2020,” the brand said.

The €1 million in funding raised will enable the brand to accelerate research into sustainable materials and expand the production of circular textiles. To this end, the house is partnering with Nona Source, the LVMH group’s platform for upcycling deadstock materials.

This collaboration has led to the creation of a collection of fabrics made with 75% yarns previously unused by the industry. These tweeds and jacquards are already available from Nona Source on a page dedicated to materials and patterns developed with Benmoyal.

The brand adds that the funds raised will also “support the international expansion” of the house, as well as bolster its digital presence. October also marked the launch of its online boutique.

At the start of the year, the brand dropped the name Benjamin Benmoyal to become simply Benmoyal. The move gave the house an opportunity to rethink its creative direction, which now seeks a balance between family heritage and urban modernity, as showcased in its spring/summer 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week in March.