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On this occasion, Daniel Tribouillard, President of Léonard, Nathalie Tribouillard- Chassaing, Managing Director and Virginie Tribouillard-Bienvenu, Deputy Managing Director presented the history of the House, its know-how – which combines innovation and craftsmanship – and its international development.
Léonard is one of the few family-run, profitable luxury ready-to-wear houses with an international reach.
They also opened the doors of the workshops and garment studios to the Minister. Léonard is opposed to the use of computers for design, and therefore makes most of his designs and prints by hand in these workshops.
Léonard keeps 5,000 designs in his safe. Enough to ensure the company’s survival for generations to come.
For summer 2014, Léonard decided to repaint the garments by hand once the textile printing had been completed.
Maison Léonard, renowned for the beauty and sophistication of its prints, has 110 stores worldwide, including 90 in Japan, and has plans to
expand into China as well as South and North America.
The visit was an opportunity for Nicole BRICQ to highlight luxury goods as the spearhead of France’s international exports.
Last Wednesday, we were invited to an exceptional event: a private tour of Maison Léonard in the company of Nicole BRICQ, French Minister of Foreign Trade,
On this occasion, Daniel Tribouillard, President of Léonard, Nathalie Tribouillard- Chassaing, Managing Director and Virginie Tribouillard-Bienvenu, Deputy Managing Director presented the history of the House, its know-how – which combines innovation and craftsmanship – and its international development.
Léonard is one of the few family-run, profitable luxury ready-to-wear houses with an international reach.
They also opened the doors of the workshops and garment studios to the Minister. Léonard is opposed to the use of computers for design, and therefore makes most of his designs and prints by hand in these workshops.
Léonard keeps 5,000 designs in his safe. Enough to ensure the company’s survival for generations to come.
For summer 2014, Léonard decided to repaint the garments by hand once the textile printing had been completed.
Maison Léonard, renowned for the beauty and sophistication of its prints, has 110 stores worldwide, including 90 in Japan, and has plans to
expand into China as well as South and North America.
The visit was an opportunity for Nicole BRICQ to highlight luxury goods as the spearhead of France’s international exports.
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