This autumn, Longchamp pays tribute to Parisian artisans
For autumn 2025, Longchamp pays tribute to the hands that sculpt and the material that responds. The collection celebrates the authenticity and living heritage of Parisian artisans, whose workshops form the beating heart of the Maison's historic birthplace: Paris. Guided by the vision of artistic director Sophie Delafontaine, Longchamp draws a profound and sensitive language from the creative professions.
This season, the Parisienne embodies a raw elegance, elevated by craftsmanship. In her workshop, she throws clay, carves leather, sketches her ideas. She embraces workwear, functional but elegant, her overalls matching the off-white shades of unfired pottery. Her loyal bags become an accomplice in her creativity as much as symbols of self-expression.
In the soft light of a workshop, the Parisienne shapes clay with concentration and grace. She is an artist, artisan and muse all at once – free, inspired, tirelessly creative. Her wardrobe reflects her practical but poetic universe: raw canvas, burnished leather, jacron labels and ecru topstitching. This is Longchamp's source of inspiration, this subtle balance between beauty and utility, natural instinct and honed craft. The collection draws on this artisanal energy to put forward distinctly Parisian pieces.
Each design is the fragment of an atelier, a material elevated. Raw elegance comes to life in organic shapes and irregular textures. Shades of earth, clay, wood and ecru make up the mineral palette of our Parisian ceramicist, while flashes of canary yellow and celadon green bring an original freshness.
Each bag tells this same story of living craftsmanship, designed to carry your essentials – tools, notebooks, dreams – with elegant practicality. Time lends the vegetable-tanned leather of the Roseau Souple a patina, its spacious interior keeping your sketches, tools and everyday staples safe. Its raw canvas counterpart made of pattern-making fabric is reminiscent of workwear, its maple clasp paying tribute to woodworking. Le Pliage Xtra draws inspiration from the sensual curves of pottery. Embellished with braids, hand-crocheted by artisans from Madagascar-based NGO ANAKA, Le Pliage Filet symbolises the Maison's sense of social responsibility. Offering a taste of the unexpected, the new Épure bag evokes the golden crust of a slice of bread in a nod to the French capital's boulangeries.
The ready-to-wear collection is ready to create: artist smocks with delicate ruffles, dungaree dresses with supple silhouettes and work jackets with a feminine twist. Even the La Cigale sandals become symbols of a daring style. Each accessory and every topstitch carries the mark of an artisan, of Parisian craftsmanship shared across generations and endlessly reimagined.