Chanel Workshop Series Will Be Unveiled In Scotland

This T exhibition shows the works of 10 master craftsmanship owned by Chanel's Paraffection subsidiary.

The company was founded in 1997 with the aim of inheriting traditional French skills and rare ones.

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What is the secret weapon of achieving CHANEL's advanced customization? The elegant and independent spirit of Ms. Coco Chanel, the continuation of the design of Carle laguart's talent, and the great help of the exquisite workmanship with historical significance. As Carle lagufeld said, "you can't pass on a set of high grade dresses and result in garbage decorations!" so CHANEL has a subsidiary Paraffection (literally "for love", a very appropriate theme) to buy the esteemed French boutique hand shop and let them continue to operate.

Paraffection's existing brands include gloves manufacturer Causse, embroidery company Montex, embroidery workroom Maison Lesage, gold and silver products company Goossens, shoemaking workshop Massaro, Hatter Maison Michel, feather products workshop Lemari, professional button manufacturer Desrues, flower square ware, cashmere product manufacturer, etc.

Previous Workshop Series

They were held in London, Tokyo, Paris, Shanghai and other places. The exhibition venues were arranged with unusual luxury and atmosphere.

For example, last year, the guests were arranged to sit at a very long table, with a set of tableware, dishes and branch candlesticks on the table.

The details of the next exhibition have not yet been announced, but Chanel creative director Carle Lagrange will be inspired by the Scotland customs.

Not long ago, Chanel announced the acquisition of the brink of bankruptcy.

Barrie Knitwear, a cashmere producer, has secured nearly 200 workers in the Scotland border area where the company is located.

It is believed that this will affect Chanel's decision to choose the venue for next season's show in Scotland.