We, at Atelier Beautanique, are passionate environmentalists with high moral values, specialized in crafting high quality skincare and body care products.
Our startup consists of Lebanese entrepreneurs and green chemists with a mission to preserve earth all the while creating products of beauty and sustainability.

We believe in ethical sourcing where most of our raw material is directly sourced from Lebanese families. Our products are Vegan, Cruelty Free, All Natural, and formulated in respect to top natural certification’s standards.

We are employing our technical and business skills in the service of making our products price competitive without compromising nor our quality neither our values. At Atelier Beautanique, we do not discriminate based on gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or color. We love nature. We love beauty.

Youthful, Inclusive, Arab wear.

By designing products inspired by the Arab cultural heritage, Boshies is aspiring to spread it across the globe, so it can be enjoyed by Arabs and non-Arabs alike.

"We're really excited to join myHoldal: a great initiative to support local brands.
We're pretty sure that this first collaboration with Holdal Group will open-up ambitious perspectives, like creating a leader in Arab wear, from Lebanon".

Luxury shoes, for every hour

JAD PRIVĒ’s exclusive men’s sneakers, accompany the wearer from day to night. Based on classic cuts and styles, the men’s sneaker range provide a chic option for a casual day out, and for walking into a formal evening.

Every JAD PRIVĒ collection is designed with detailed-stitching and supreme quality in mind. With craftsmanship at the heart of every sneaker, classical colors are fused with hints of daring patterns.

JAD PRIVĒ captures the best of both sneaker worlds – timelessness and aesthetic appeal – for every occasion.

Beirut-based designer Jad El Halabi, is driven by his love for shoes. The appeal of a good pair of sneakers goes beyond the aesthetics for him… they are meant to lead the way to the next adventure.

From this belief, JAD PRIVĒ, the label was born, offering men a versatile, comfortable and professional look, from the workplace to a dinner date or drinks with friends.

Le Joyau d’Olive was built in the aim of reviving the ancestral craft of soap making.

We aim in our efforts to save what is left of our olive orchards and get new artisans into the craft by creating among the young generation. 

Our collaboration with HOLDAL will increase awareness among Lebanese that we have a cultural heritage to save and that importing soaps can no longer be sustained.

We need to go back to our roots and produce our own biodegradable soap and save our waterways one soap at a time.

Mouftah El Chark is the home of fashion, accessories and homeware inspired by the Modern Orient. We believe in craftsmanship, art and culture.

We draw inspiration from the modern oriental culture and work with local Lebanese artisans narrating the stories of past and present. Our mission is to create designs that pay tribute to our rich cultural heritage.

 “It was our father Rafic who inspired the brand’s name, which literally means in Arabic key to the Orient, and this is what we have been offering, a key to the Orient, literally”.

Oumnia by Nivine Maktabi is a boutique concept store where tradition blends with modernity. It is an address for discerning lovers of decorative carpets and statement shawls with unique designs.

A cornucopia of where Art meets Fashion.

"As a lebanese designer in these difficult times, it is important to reach a bigger audience inside and outside Lebanon who are looking for unique fashion items all born in Lebanon".

It all started in 2017 when founders Ralph Haiby and Maya Rafih realized there is a fundamental item of clothing that has been neglected for way too long—socks!

They created Sikasok and started designing and producing socks that feel good and look good, giving these simple items of clothing the glory they never had.

The brand is growing to include a wide range of designs and collaborations with one common inspiration: cultural context.

"Wrist.people was a surprise. A good one, that is.

May didn't even imagine that the tasteful, colorful jewelry she used to make for her closest friends would ever become a "brand". Her brand.
The hours spent around a cup of coffee in the garden, surrounded by people she loved, inspired her one day to combine all of those joyful elements into pieces we could all wear, then success came along, and "wrist.people" was born.

May's work is an intense, unpredictable splash of colors.

Now, close your eyes and imagine: sun, sea, grass, blue skies, a group of friends, and a great mood. It all comes down to this" written by RMB my sister from another mother.