Moreau Paris

The story of La Maison Moreau, a former manufacturer of luxury leather goods and travel cases, began in the early nineteenth century. Following in the footsteps of Martin-Guillaume Biennais, the master cabinetmaker for Napoleon the 1st, and of a succession of artisans, layetiers and trunk makers, La Maison Moreau moved to the prestigious address of 283, rue Saint-Honore in 1882. It remained there until the early twentieth century, when it ceased trading. The printed Moreau is a historical design which was used for luggage and trunks. It was inspired by caning of wicker basket as a structure of a light trunk - diligence . The iconic symbol of the brand represents the value, skill and perfectionism with each Moreau Paris model is made. Regarding the manufacturing and the skins used, Moreau Paris vouches for an unparalleled French craft. Made in France, those bags can be passed down from one generation to the next as pieces of the French tradition and culture. Moreau Paris also ...