Niche Trunk
The Niche trunk is designed for carrying a dog or for using as a kennel at home. It can store accessories in the lid using the leather straps. There are two openings to the kennel, one on the side and one on the top.
Inspiration
Under the impetus of Edmond Goyard, from 1892 Maison Goyard produced a range of accessories for pets. Kennels, bags, collars, leads and bowls full of humour and panache have since become one of the label’s most cherished traditions.
Description
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- Jewelry: Palladium
- 2 trunk clasps
- lid with access to the interior, space for dog accessories: collar, lead, blanket, bowl (not included)
- leather gendarme handles, studded leather corners leather trim
Material
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- Goyardine Canvas & Clamecy Cowhide
- Yellow Monochrome Coated Canvas
Dimensions
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- Length: 45 cm
- Width: 40 cm
- Height: 55 cm
- Weight: 11 kg
Made in
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- France
- MNICHEMMLTY01CL01P
Usage precaution
Clean the item in Goyardine with a soft cloth that does not pill.
Move the cloth all over the item; avoid intensive and repetitive rubbing which may damage the chevrons.
Do not rub the leather sections.
Never use any solvents.
Clean the coated lining with a damp, soapy soft cloth that does not pill; use large sweeping movements.
Protect the item from damp, extended exposure to artificial, natural light or intense heat.
Keep the item away from light, heat and damp when it is not being used.
Care advice
Avoid dropping or banging the case which could damage the poplar frame.
Avoid banging the jewelled detailing which could leave marks and scratches.
Do not graze or rub the item against rough surfaces.
Avoid contact with water, greasy or oily products, make-up and perfumes.
If the item comes into contact with water, dab it dry with a soft, absorbent cloth that does not pill.
inspiration
From the 1890s, Edmond Goyard began selling accessories for animals, in particular dogs, cats and monkeys. Le Chic du Chien was born and in the Paris of La Belle Époque, amusing and entertaining adverts declared that “the chicest dogs dress in Goyard”.
