Why is luxury French?

France is a true reference in the luxury industry, and not by chance! With high-end products in fashion, perfumery, leather goods, jewelry and watches, France has been able to distinguish itself thanks to a tradition of production excellence.

But do you know the origin of this French luxury and leather goods tradition?

This tradition dates back to the time of Louis XIV, when the king created the Royal Tapestry Factory. This initiative was followed by other luxury industries, such as porcelain and jewelry. Over the centuries, France has become a symbol of luxury and sophistication, thanks to the quality of its products and services, its craftsmanship and its refined aesthetic.

French artisans have been able to evolve their know-how, placing ever greater emphasis on the quality, durability and beauty of their products. This is how French leather goods have become a reference throughout the world.

Despite the advent of the industrial revolution in the 19th century and the mass production of consumer goods, French leather goods resisted this trend. French artisans continued to focus on excellence, using artisanal techniques to produce durable leather goods of rare quality. French leather goods have become a true expression of art and craftsmanship, with artisans who have passed on their skills from generation to generation.