Laulhère
Laulhère is a French fashion accessories house that has made berets since 1840 in workshops at the foot of the Pyrenees. Today it produces berets, caps, knitwear and leather goods, and holds the Entreprise du patrimoine vivant label.
| Founded | 1840 |
|---|---|
| Origin | France |
| Workshops | Foot of the Pyrenees |
| Label | Entreprise du patrimoine vivant |
| Website | laulhere-france.com |
What is Laulhère?
Laulhère is a maison française d'accessoires de mode, a French fashion accessories house best known as a beret maker. Its workshops are located in south-west France, at the foot of the Pyrenees.
History
The company has been making berets since 1840, which makes it one of the long-established names in French headwear. It holds the Entreprise du patrimoine vivant (Living Heritage Company) label, a French state distinction for companies with rare craft know-how.
Products and positioning
From its beret heritage, the house has expanded into a broader accessories offer.
- Berets: Basque, iconic, military, fashion, children's and cashmere styles
- Caps: baseball, flat and gavroche styles
- Knitwear, mainly merino: beanies, neck warmers, scarves and mittens
- Leather goods: backpacks, tote bags, pouches and belts
Distribution
Laulhère sells through its own online store with storefronts for France, Europe, the United States, the United Kingdom and other markets, through its own boutiques, and to trade customers via a professional portal.
Why it matters
Laulhère shows how a heritage manufacturer built on a single iconic product can use its craft credentials to grow into a wider accessories brand.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Laulhère berets made?
Laulhère berets are made in the company's workshops in south-west France, at the foot of the Pyrenees.
How old is Laulhère?
Laulhère has been making berets since 1840.