Calla is a Paris-based brand founded by designer Calla Haynes, blending European luxury with traditional Moroccan craft. At the heart of Calla’s work is "The Boucharouite Project," which focuses on sustainable design by recycling textiles and supporting local artisans.
Calla collaborates with a small family run workshop in Morocco to create a range of Babouche slippers, upcycled from vintage Berber rugs. Each handmade piece embodies resourcefulness and celebrates Moroccan craftsmanship. With a commitment to reducing textile waste and preserving traditional skills, Calla’s designs are as conscientious as they are vibrant, merging heritage with modern, sustainable fashion.
Calla is a Paris-based brand founded by designer Calla Haynes, blending European luxury with traditional Moroccan craft. At the heart of Calla’s work is "The Boucharouite Project," which focuses on sustainable design by recycling textiles and supporting local artisans.
Calla collaborates with a small family run workshop in Morocco to create a range of Babouche slippers, upcycled from vintage Berber rugs. Each handmade piece embodies resourcefulness and celebrates Moroccan craftsmanship. With a commitment to reducing textile waste and preserving traditional skills, Calla’s designs are as conscientious as they are vibrant, merging heritage with modern, sustainable fashion.
Calla’s sustainability practices focus on supporting the circular economy by creating products from recycled Berber rugs.
Their Babouche slippers are handcrafted in a small, family-run atelier in the souk of Marrakesh, where artisans are paid a living wage. Each unique pair of slippers reflects a commitment to ethical production and reducing textile waste.
Calla’s sustainability practices focus on supporting the circular economy by creating products from recycled Berber rugs.
Their Babouche slippers are handcrafted in a small, family-run atelier in the souk of Marrakesh, where artisans are paid a living wage. Each unique pair of slippers reflects a commitment to ethical production and reducing textile waste.