Hotel Moynat Turns Vintage Trunk Labels Into a Limited-Edition Collaboration

Credits: Petra Collins, Theo Lui and Christophe Coënon / Moynat. Credits: Petra Collins, Theo Lui and Christophe Coënon / Moynat. Credits: Petra Collins, Theo Lui and Christophe Coënon / Moynat. For the first chapter, reinterpreted stickers are printed on leather and individually stitched onto the canvas.

The construction takes a detail accumulated through travel and makes it part of the finished product, connecting Moynat’s trunk-making history with a contemporary accessories collaboration. An archive detail becomes a product system The strategic interest is in how specifically the archive informs the merchandise.

Rather than relying on a broad travel theme, the collection translates recognisable luggage labels into applied leather elements. The established monogram remains the base, with the collaborators adding a distinct layer of imagery. That gives the limited edition a clear relationship to Moynat’s existing visual identity.

For a leather-goods house, an archive can supply both a design reference and a reason to revisit familiar shapes, allowing a collaboration to introduce variation without replacing the underlying signature. LVMH framed the project around Moynat’s support…