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Rêve En Vert

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Rêve En Vert is an online luxury boutique centered on high-end sustainable fashion, accessories, beauty and home products.

Last updated August 25, 2026

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Overview

Rêve En Vert is an online luxury boutique specializing in products selected for their environmental and ethical positioning. The business is associated with the sustainable-fashion market and has been described as a sustainable equivalent of a large luxury e-commerce marketplace. Its assortment extends beyond clothing to accessories, jewellery, organic homeware and beauty products. The company was founded in 2013 by Cora Hilts and Natasha Tucker. Its origins can be traced to a blog Hilts began while completing a master's course focused on environmental politics and sustainability. That editorial starting point shaped the venture's emphasis on values-led product selection: rather than operating solely as a conventional fashion retailer, Rêve En Vert presents products and brands through a sustainability-oriented point of view. The boutique's merchandise has included selected labels whose materials, production methods or broader brand philosophies align with its environmental ethos. Examples identified in reference material include re-made British bags by Christopher Raeburn, womenswear from Svilu and jewellery by Pamela Love. Rêve En Vert has also offered its own organic Pima cotton basics and a beach-resort-wear line, combining multi-brand retail with proprietary product categories. Its proposition is therefore built around curated luxury rather than mass-market volume. The brand connects premium design with responsible sourcing and organic or reclaimed materials where applicable, while using an online retail model to reach customers without a disclosed physical-store network. Publicly available reference material does not establish detailed information about its headquarters, ownership structure, revenue, geographic sales mix or current leadership beyond its founders. Those details remain unconfirmed.

History

Rêve En Vert emerged from an editorial project created by Cora Hilts during her master's studies in environmental politics and sustainability. The blog provided the conceptual foundation for a business that would apply sustainability-focused curation to luxury fashion and lifestyle retail. In 2013, Hilts and Natasha Tucker founded Rêve En Vert as an online boutique. From its inception, the company was positioned at the intersection of premium design and responsible consumption. Instead of presenting sustainability as a separate niche disconnected from luxury, Rêve En Vert sought to make environmentally conscious goods available through a polished, fashion-oriented retail format. The business has consequently been compared with major luxury e-commerce platforms, but with product selection governed by a sustainability ethos. Its catalog developed around womenswear, accessories and jewellery, later extending into organic homeware and beauty. The retail model focused on selecting external brands that met the company's stated standards or aligned with its environmental outlook. Examples cited in reference material include Christopher Raeburn's re-made British bags, womenswear from Svilu and jewellery from Pamela Love. This assortment demonstrates the boutique's use of a multi-brand model rather than reliance on a single in-house collection. Rêve En Vert also developed proprietary offerings. These included organic Pima cotton basics and a beach-resort-wear line, allowing the company to participate directly in product creation while retaining its broader role as a curator. The combination of own-label products and selected third-party brands gave the business a way to express its sustainability principles across everyday essentials, fashion and travel-oriented clothing. The available reference material describes Rêve En Vert as an online operation and does not provide verified details about physical retail locations, headquarters, corporate ownership, financing, revenue, employee numbers or international market breakdown. It also does not identify a documented change in ownership, public listing or major corporate transaction. The available historical record therefore supports a concise account of its founding, editorial origins, sustainable luxury positioning and product expansion, but not a more detailed chronology of later corporate developments.

  • 2013

    Rêve En Vert founded

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    Cora Hilts and Natasha Tucker founded Rêve En Vert as an online boutique focused on high-end sustainable products.

Products and positioning

A curated online luxury destination for sustainable fashion and lifestyle products, combining premium design with environmental and ethical considerations.

  • Womenswear

    Multi-brand sustainable womenswear

    A curated selection of womenswear from brands aligned with Rêve En Vert's sustainable positioning. The assortment is presented as premium fashion with attention to environmental and ethical considerations, rather than as conventional mass-market apparel. Svilu is one of the womenswear labels identified in reference material.

  • Accessories

    Accessories and jewellery

    The boutique's accessories offer includes fashion-related items and jewellery selected under its sustainability-led merchandising approach. Reference material specifically identifies jewellery from Pamela Love and re-made British bags from Christopher Raeburn among the products carried.

  • Lifestyle

    Organic homeware and beauty

    Rêve En Vert extends its sustainable luxury proposition beyond fashion through organic homeware and beauty products. The available material does not specify individual product names, formulations, materials or current availability.

  • Own-label apparel

    Organic Pima cotton basics

    An in-house line of basic garments made from organic Pima cotton. It represents Rêve En Vert's move beyond third-party curation into proprietary products, combining everyday wardrobe staples with the brand's preference for organic materials.

  • Own-label apparel

    Beach resort wear

    A beach and resort-wear line developed as part of the brand's own product offering. Available reference material confirms the line's existence but does not provide detailed information about its designs, materials, launch date or current range.

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