Jimmy Choo collaborated with H&M on a collection released in 2009.
The collaboration brought Jimmy Choo’s luxury footwear and accessories aesthetic to a wider high-street audience. It included shoes, handbags and clothing for women, along with a smaller men’s range. The collection was sold in selected H&M stores and online, making it one of the retailer’s prominent designer partnerships of the late 2000s.
Jimmy Choo is a luxury fashion house founded in London and best known for glamorous shoes associated with red-carpet dressing. The brand was co-founded by Malaysian-British shoemaker Jimmy Choo and Tamara Mellon, who helped develop its commercial identity.
The collaboration is sometimes confused with H&M’s partnerships with other footwear-focused or luxury brands. Jimmy Choo is the specific brand connected with the 2009 collection; it was not a collection by Manolo Blahnik, Christian Louboutin or Salvatore Ferragamo.