From Royal Gunsmith to Leather Goods Maison

This opening at Hankyu Umeda Main Store marks the brand's third location outside of France, following its flagship store on Rue Cambon in Paris and the Galeries Lafayette.

With a history spanning nearly 300 years, FAURE LE PAGE originally served as a gunsmith to French royalty and nobility, crafting firearms for Louis XVI and sabers for Napoleon. It later transitioned to creating leather goods such as hunting gun cases, boot cases, and game bags. In 2012, the brand was relaunched as a bag and leather goods maison.



The collection ranges from handbags and tote bags that echo the classic styles of the era, such as ammunition pouches and various sized duffel bags, to whimsical pistol-shaped pouches inspired by weaponry. The brand, which evolved from a royal gunsmith to a coveted luxury maison captivating Parisian women, is finally making its debut in Japan.