Eudoxie
Eudoxie is a French clothing brand for women who ride motorcycles, founded in 2017 by Caroline Goldy and Camille Pigeonnier. It makes ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories with a focus on comfort and safety.
| Founded | 2017 |
|---|---|
| Founders | Caroline Goldy and Camille Pigeonnier |
| Country | France |
| Focus | Women's motorcycle clothing |
| Online shop | eudoxie.shop |
| Website | eudoxie.shop |
What is Eudoxie?
Eudoxie is a French apparel brand created for women who ride motorcycles and enjoy adventure. Its own description is that it was founded by women riders for women riders. Caroline Goldy and Camille Pigeonnier founded it in 2017, and a third partner, Anastasia, later joined them.
Products and positioning
The brand emphasises comfort, safety, quality and durability. Its range covers ready-to-wear and shoes, mainly for women and also for men, plus accessories. A press report from the brand's early years described about 74 items, mainly in a rock-style vintage look, with a growing number of CE-certified gloves and jackets.
Distribution
Eudoxie sells through its online shop at eudoxie.shop and through local resellers. The same report counted resellers in thirteen countries.
Why it matters
Eudoxie is a small founder-led label in a niche where women's riding gear has often been an afterthought. It combines everyday style with protective features, and it reaches customers directly online while using resellers to extend its geographic reach.
Frequently asked questions
Who founded Eudoxie?
Eudoxie was founded in 2017 by the motorcycle riders Caroline Goldy and Camille Pigeonnier.
What does Eudoxie sell?
Eudoxie sells ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories for riders, including CE-certified gloves and jackets.