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Since it was founded, Longchamp has opened six production sites in the West of France (in Mayenne, Vendée, Maine-et-Loire and Orne).
Talented men and women have sustained the leather craftsmanship of this family business for over 70 years.
These sites employ over 800 people with rare expertise, spread across 25 workshops.
In addition to this factory network are two production sites abroad, in Tunisia and Mauritius. Finally, the brand also makes use of partner workshops in France, China, Romania and Morocco.
Regardless of the geographic location of the workshops, "made by Longchamp" ensures the consistent manufacturing of products that all meet the same quality standards.
Moreover, Longchamp is transparent about where its designs are assembled, displaying the information on the labels inside its bags.
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Longchamp's leather comes from animals farmed in Europe, Africa and South America. Longchamp ensures that these farms do not contribute to deforestation, particularly in the Amazon rainforest. These hides are handled by the best tanners in France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, England, Uruguay and Brazil.
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Longchamp no longer uses exotic species or animals farmed for their fur in the manufacture of its collections. Their protection, as well as the conservation of biodiversity and endangered species, is a priority for Sophie Delafontaine, Artistic Director, who has now banned their use in the Longchamp collections. The leathers used to manufacture Longchamp products come exclusively from animals, ovine and bovine, primarily intended for consumption.
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Designed in 1993 by Philippe Cassegrain, the Pliage is an essential Longchamp accessory.
Inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, origami, it has become an iconic bag over the years.
Today, with the arrival of My Pliage, Longchamp is pushing the limits of customisation.
What does this mean exactly? Quite simply, making your personalised bag even more desirable, even more unique and totally indispensable!
My Pliage essentially describes two endlessly customisable styles…
With My Pliage Signature, Longchamp lets you design striking and eco-friendly custom bags.
Pick the letters and numbers you want to appear on the body of your bag and get the graphic colourblock look with the help of sublimation printing. In addition to this eco-friendly printing method, the fabric is made of 100% recycled polyester, combining style and respect for the environment.
This high quality and environmentally-friendly canvas was created by reusing plastic-derived products (and waste), particularly recycled bottles. Have fun!
