British Equestrian Heritage

RemyParma

Footwear and garments drawn from the field —
and finished for the city.

A debut Autumn / Winter 2026
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The long road

We took the unhurried road. Every last, every stitch and every embroidered mark made to a standard, never to a deadline.

Quiet luxury asks for patience. Where others chased volume, we waited until the leather, the line and the mark were exactly as they should be. What follows is the result.

Autumn / Winter 2026

The Collections

01
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Maison No. 01

Footwear

Hand-finished leathers built on a single, considered last — the RP monogram embossed quietly at the tongue. Made to be worn for years, not for a season.

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02
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Maison No. 02

Garments

Tailoring and knitwear cut with restraint, the house mark embroidered in quiet gold. British in spirit, equestrian in bearing, modern in fit.

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The intertwined R and P monogram of Remy Parma

The house mark

Two letters,
permanently joined.

A dominant serif R interlocked with a serif P — one unified mark, drawn once and never altered. Alongside it rides the knight at full charge: the signature of a house that intends to last.

  • Embossed into footwear leather
  • Embroidered in gold on garments
  • Struck on hardware and packaging

The house

A house built on patience.

REMY PARMA began with a refusal — to put its name on anything that was not properly made.

Getting it right took longer than getting it sold. The marks had to be embroidered and embossed to standard, and that meant turning away the easy volume that mass production asked for. We chose the slower path, and the patience shows in the work.

The result is a quiet kind of luxury — British in sensibility, equestrian in heritage, restrained by design. Footwear and garments made to be lived in, carried with the easy authority of the field.

Marques of the house

Made properly, marked quietly

i

Embossed at the tongue

The RP monogram pressed into the leather of every shoe — felt before it is seen.

ii

Embroidered in gold

The house mark stitched in fine gold thread across knitwear and tailoring.

iii

A single, considered last

One last, refined until the fit was right — not a range of compromises.

iv

Made to a standard

No order rushed to volume. Each piece finished to the house standard, or not at all.

First access

Be among the first
to wear the mark.

The debut collection arrives Autumn / Winter 2026. Leave your details to receive a private invitation before the house opens to the public.

No noise. Occasional word from the house, and nothing more.