Goyard welcomes 2026 with The Seasons Parade, a limited-edition collection inspired by the cyclical beauty of the year. The Maison describes the concept as:
“A perfect balance between what is passed on and what is reinvented that resonates with Goyard’s own commitment to upholding its heritage while exploring new avenues of creativity.”
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At the heart of the launch are four exclusive new Goyardine canvas colorways, each reflecting a season. Polar Blue evokes the crisp purity of winter, Meadow Green captures the freshness of spring, Blueberry Purple channels the vibrancy of summer, and Powder Pink mirrors the soft, warm tones of autumn.
The collection launches with four reimagined pieces, all elevated through the intricate leather marquetry technique. Each Goyardine canvas element is manually assembled using pliers, creating a meticulous, puzzle-like construction that gives the impression of a single, seamless leather insert. This craftsmanship is applied to the Saïgon Mini Structuré bag, the Saïgon Mini Trunk bag, the Bezons Trunk bag, and the Alto Hat Trunk Box, highlighting Goyard’s trunk-making heritage while introducing a fresh seasonal narrative.
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Image courtesy: Goyard
Image courtesy: Goyard
As the year unfolds, Goyard continues to expand The Seasons Parade with a fresh line of seasonal pieces. The Maison’s emblematic Goyardine canvas takes on an entirely new palette, now featuring six chevron colours instead of the usual three, each reflecting the vibrancy of the seasons: Polar Blue for winter, Meadow Green for spring, Blueberry Violet for summer, and Powder Pink for autumn. Achieved through the traditional frame printing technique, this reinterpretation adorns the Saint Louis and Hobo Bohème bags, as well as a curated selection of essential small leather goods, further blending Goyard’s heritage craftsmanship with playful, seasonal reinvention.
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Image courtesy: Goyard
As The Seasons Parade unfolds throughout 2026, we anticipate Goyard’s next move.
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