Jérôme Dreyfuss was born in Nancy in 1974 and discovered his calling early on: fashion. At the age of 11, he was already designing and creating his first pieces with whatever resources were at hand. At 17, he moved to Paris to study fashion. But after three months, he left school, unable to accept that design was taught "like law."
A look back at the DNA of the designer's bags.
An everyday luxury
Jérôme Dreyfuss bags aren't meant to be seen. They slip seamlessly into everyday life. Lightweight, modular, and designed for movement. These designs combine elegance and freedom, without compromise.
A knowing look
Jérôme Dreyfuss is known for his unique blend of sophistication and simplicity. The bags don't shout their presence; they assert themselves through their precision. A handle that falls perfectly, leather that develops a patina, a format that follows the rhythm of the day.
Companions that last
Each model is designed to stand the test of time. Soft materials, exceptional leathers, discreet functional details: these bags improve over time. More than just an object, they become a faithful partner.
Elegance with confidence
Wearing Jérôme Dreyfuss means walking lighter. The leathers? Natural, vibrant, chosen for their feel and durability. The colors? Warm browns, intense blacks, deep greens, sometimes enhanced with a subtle gold.
The result? A confident look that's effortless to build.
The icons of the moment
Among the must-sees spotted:
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Bobi : the cult, flexible, practical messenger bag that goes with you every day.
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Billy : a lightweight, modular tote bag, the perfect everyday companion.
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Lulu : iconic shoulder bag, chic and easy, from morning to night.
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Leon : a small, structured, elegant and functional bag that keeps the essentials close at hand.
Models designed to fit together, be layered, and be passed down. Much more than bags: a way of being.
Jérôme Dreyfuss, a response to the times
In a fashion that is often too rigid, his bags offer another rhythm: that of real life. A practical, warm, and friendly luxury.
Here, the promise is not to impress. It is to last, to serve, to live with you.
And never leave you.
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