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Hulot the dog, a French bulldog, has been something of Goyard muse for a long time.
 
Inspired by Edmond Goyard’s real-life dog of the same name and breed, Hulot the dog has since the 1890s starred in many advertising campaigns, brochures and catalogues for "Le Chic du Chien", the Maison’s cult pet accessories range, to which he is all but an official ambassador.

In 1853, when François Goyard took over the Maison that would, from then on, bear his name, his vision was deeply influenced by the legacy of the “Compagnons de Rivière”, his log-driving ancestors, who moved firewood downstream from the vast woodlands of the Morvan to supply the ovens and furnaces of Paris. 

Once upon a time there was a lovely bucket bag named Petit Flot.

All dressed up in bright red Goyardine canvas, the lovely bucket bag named Petit Flot lived a peaceful life in Clamecy, the hometown of the Goyard family, in the wild woodlands of the Morvan.

Once upon a time there was a Palace trunk that couldn’t wait to travel the world.

Ever since the day it came out of the Goyard workshops, it dreamed of distant horizons, but unfortunately, it had been purchased by a very special kind of traveler, a still traveler, one who mostly enjoyed travelling without moving.

When French Chic and Indian Savoir-Faire meet: Goyard’s own artisans collaborated with the finest Indian embroiderers to elevate some of the Maison’s classics, namely the Silk Scarf N°1 and Mini & PM sized Saïgon handbags, to new heights.

In Belle-Epoque Paris, exotic pets were all the rage.
Therefore, when Edmond Goyard launched his “Chic du Chien” range of pet accessories in the 1890s, he made sure to include creations intended not just for cats and dogs, but also for monkeys.

As a tribute to its special relationship with a land of wonders, home to some of its most emblematic customers, such as the Maharadjahs of Kapurthala and Rajpipla, Maison Goyard presents a series of creations inspired by the subcontinent’s captivating culture and ancient refinement. This colorful and cheerful special edition puts an Indian spell on the Maison, and revisits Goyard’s classics and skills in light of the timeless fascination of a vibrant land.

For this year’s festive season, the window displays of our historic Comptoir at 233, rue Saint-Honoré invite you to embark on a very special trip to outer space, a getaway to the Cosmos with two dashing doggies: Friday the Weimanraner hound and Robinson the English bulldog.

Goyard’s emblematic canvas & prime material of choice reveals its sunny disposition with three irresistibly refined colours.

Gold, Pink Gold or Silver: the Metallic Goyardine Special Edition reinvents with sparkly panache 3 Goyard classics: the Saint‑Louis tote in GM (large) size, the Saint‑Louis tote in PM (small) size & the reversible Anjou Mini.

“One has to look at the painting while appreciating the light reflected by the black surface. It’s essential. If one also sees only black, it means one is not really looking at the canvas” -Pierre Soulages

Blacker than black, precious and mysterious, blacker than the darkest night: the Jet Black Special Edition highlights the uncompromising purity and elegance of Goyard’s style, and reinvents our iconic Goyardine canvas in a powerful colourway of subtly intertwined hues of deep greys and blacks.

Goyard’s emblematic canvas & prime material of choice reveals its sunny disposition with three irresistibly refined colours.

Gold, Pink Gold or Silver: the Metallic Goyardine Special Edition reinvents with sparkly panache 3 Goyard classics: the Saint‑Louis tote in GM (large) size, the Saint‑Louis tote in PM (small) size & the reversible Anjou Mini.

Since its creation in 1853, Maison Goyard has continually put the craftsmanship of its luggage-makers at the service of travelers.

Being the craftsmen that they are, they know better than anyone how much timepieces are indispensable accomplices for any departure towards new horizons, and have thus, over time, elaborated a trunk-making art specifically for them.

The Savile Row achieves a seamless blend between two travel essentials: the garment bag and the travel bag.

From the garment bag, the Savile Row retains the easygoing practicality and the protective, cocoon‑like quality thanks to its built‑in slipcover, which can hold two men’s or women’s suits on the pair of Livrée hangers that are included.

The indispensable accessory for protecting the most delicate of one’s glasses and sunglasses; the classic eyewear case excels itself with the Montmartre.

While reconciling functionality and style, the Montmartre eyewear case conceals numerous ingenious details behind its decidedly streamlined appearance, all revealing the authentic craftsmanship inherent to the Goyard ateliers.

At first sight, the Camondo 2 pouch is simplicity itself: a parallelepiped with sleek lines crafted in a harmonious combination of two materials, Goyard canvas and smooth Vauzelles calfskin.

But behind this apparent minimalism, many discreet, almost secret, details reveal themselves to the experienced eye, all testimony to the authentic craftsmanship perpetuated by the Goyard workshops since 1853...

A hybrid of ancestral savoir‑faire by the Goyard workshops and the latest in luggage technology, the Satolas GM (size large) wheeled suitcase redefines travelling in style for the 21St century.

Specifically designed for enhanced resilience to external stresses and shocks, the Satolas GM wheeled suitcase also offers a very generous capacity, making it an ideal travel companion,...

Inspired by the emblematic Méditerranée bag, The Villette exemplifies the art of the tote bag the Goyard way, in a version that is both playful and colourful.

The Villette has an illustration between the two straps inspired by the Chic du Chien; the name that Edmond Goyard gave to the range of accessories proposed for pets ever since the 1890’s.

Creating timeless pieces that fly above the challenge of times and trends has been the spirit of Maison Goyard since its creation in 1853.

A path that is based on a creative approach that privileges traditional craftsmanship and research into the house’s treasured archives to create new versions of classic pieces. This ethos is illustrated perfectly in the genesis of the Petit Flot bucket bag.

From the majestic Cabin Trunk to the delicate Regency case, the Maison Goyard trunk-makers have never stopped imagining creations of all sizes since 1853. A know‑how that covers all formats and reunites a certain travelling spirit with authentic craftsmanship and which is today embodied once more in the Alpin Mini.

As a bubbly younger sister to the emblematic Alpin backpack, the Alpin Mini reinvents the understated, timeless elegance of its big brother,...

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A colourful variation of the emblematic Saint-Louis tote, the reversible Saint Louis Claire Voie reinvents the iconic Goyard chevron pattern by creating the illusion that one can actually view the bright double-coated lining through the Goyardine canvas.

The name Claire Voie was inspired by an architectural technique used to brighten structures by allowing light to shine through.

À première vue, la pochette Camondo 2 est la simplicité même : un parallélépipède aux lignes épurées, habillé d’une livrée bi‑matière où toile Goyardine et cuir de veau lisse Vauzelles se marient harmonieusement.

Mais derrière ce minimalisme apparent, nombre de détails discrets, presque secrets, apparaissent à l’œil averti comme autant de signes de reconnaissance témoignant de l’artisanat authentique perpétué par les ateliers Goyard depuis 1853...