Traditional Savoir-Faire reimagined with fresh eyes.

The Art of Craft

Delvaux’s history of savoir-faire, the art of craft and expertise, is as essential to la Maison Delvaux as the invention of the handbag. Four exceptional techniques embody the highest standard of tactile prowess. The Jacquard Illusion, Toile de Cuir and Arsenal Leather, each distinctive and textural, tie tradition to modernity with intricate woven fabrications that feel at once light and fresh yet destined to be kept forever.

An Exceptional Canvas

Toile de Cuir, Delvaux's signature technique is crafted by meticulously cutting leather into slender strips and ingeniously weaving them together to create a formidable leather canvas. Through the use of positioning plates to weave the leather strips into the desired patterns, and creating a three-dimensional effect with intertwined D-shaped motifs, the unique leather canvas is finely crafted. This spring, we have employed the classic and casual style of the Pin Swing handbag as a carrier, presenting three neutral color options to showcase the beauty of exquisite craftsmanship.

Dream Weaver

The Jacquard Illusion harnesses the power of a centuries old weaving to create timeless, lightweight silhouettes. Jacquard, the technique of Flemish tapestries by which a motif is woven into the fabric, is applied to Delvaux’s most emblematic silhouettes. The Brillant, Cool Box, Pin and Tempête styles are crafted from a blend of leather and canvas. Through a special weaving technique, the iconic "D" motif of the brand is presented in relief, complemented by a refreshing ivory color palette to set the tone for a crisp summer day.

From the Arsenal

Named after Delvaux’s Belgian headquarters, the Arsenal Leather is distinguished by its unique airy texture looks like a brick-like facade reminiscent of a factory. Each handbag features intricately cut "D" shaped leather pieces, cut with a water jet and handwoven by craftsmen to create a malleable effect that gives each bag, whether the Brillant or the Pin Mini Bucket, a sense of volume and supple movement.