LONGCHAMP | Fixing & Care

Leatherworking has always been a part of Longchamp's DNA. From pipes and small leather goods to bags and luggage: Longchamp's savoir-faire and expertise is expressed through the mastery of this noble material. Longchamp seeks out the best tanners in France, Italy, the Netherlands and Uruguay among other countries to guarantee the level of quality and excellence that the Maison has demanded since it was founded. Russian leather is an embossed cowhide leather used in our iconic Pliage line. Its diamond grain boasts an aged, patinaed effect that was inspired by Russian reindeer skins found on board a ship that sank two centuries ago. The hides were rediscovered in 1973, and Longchamp acquired a large stock of these rare leathers. It is now the signature leather used in the Pliage line since 1993. The Calfskin Leather used in the Foulonné line is instantly recognisable by its drummed grain, combining authenticity with elegance. A true Maison signature since the 1970s, this leather can be found on luggage and handbags in refined designs that respect the tradition and craftsmanship of Longchamp. Longchamp's partner tanneries use high-performance water treatment systems. Using a circular economy approach, the by-products created during the tanning process are often reused directly by the tannery, or recycled via third parties. Guaranteeing clean and high quality products has always been an essential part of Longchamp's mission. The brand makes every effort to ensure its