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LAPERRUQUE

Founded in Paris by Robin Nozay and Robin Lescop, Lapperuque is a contemporary leather goods house that revives traditional leather craftsmanship. The two creators, passionate about design and artisanry, envisioned a brand where French savoir-faire converses with the needs of modern daily life.

Each piece is handcrafted in their Parisian workshop, with a rare level of precision: selecting the finest leathers, meticulous finishes, and a refined aesthetic that allows the material to speak for itself. The duo makes it a point of honor to offer functional accessories—cases, cardholders, pouches—designed to last and accompany urban lives with elegance.

Laperruque, handmade leather goods from Paris

Laperruque is a Parisian leather goods workshop founded in 2015 by Robin Hureau and Robin Nozay. Key holders, card holders, cases and belts: the brand designs understated, functional objects made to last.

It makes them by hand in its workshops in the Marais and in Pantin. At AURA, we chose it for its saddlery craft, visible in every detail.

01 "Faire de la perruque"

The name comes from the French expression "faire de la perruque": in workshops, it is the object a craftsman makes for himself, with the workshop's tools and offcuts.

The first workshop was set up in Malmö, Sweden. In 2019, Laperruque opened its store-workshop on rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, in Paris's 3rd arrondissement. Since 2023, part of the production has moved to a larger workshop in Pantin.

02 Saddlery techniques

The leather is cut with raw edges, and the edges are worked and painted by hand, then finished with beeswax. Every seam is finished with three hand-made saddle stitches.

The brand does not renew its catalogue every season: it improves its objects gradually, chooses leathers that develop a patina and commits to repairing its pieces with no time limit.

03 The pieces in our selection and belts

The bell key holder, the piece where it all started, the snap key holder, glasses and lighter cases, the wallet, and the casual and formal belts.

To choose a belt, measure a belt you already wear, in centimetres, from the end of the buckle to the hole you use most. The conversion to jeans sizes is in our guide.

Key facts
Origin
Paris, France
Founded
2015
Production
Paris and Pantin
Signature
Bell key holder · saddle stitching

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