The Le Jacquard Français Spring-Summer collections reveal a sunny, vibrant, and refined universe, designed to dress the entire home with elegance. The season combines bright colors, natural inspirations, and gourmet accents, creating an atmosphere where joy, softness, and escape blend harmoniously. Whether at the table, in the pantry, in the bedroom, outdoors, or in decoration, noble materials—cotton, linen, recycled yarn—are displayed in fresh and sensory palettes. An invitation to celebrate sunny days.

We are proud that one of our products, the Lulu apron, has been selected to appear in episode 1 of season 5 of Emily in Paris! This appearance is part of a powerful scene: faced with a vision of accelerated growth, the character Antonia defends another idea of value: that of time, rarity, transmission, and respect for craftsmanship. It is a scene that questions the tension between modernity and heritage, visibility and exclusivity. At Le Jacquard Français, these questions have been part of our daily lives since 1888. Creating without compromising on quality, preserving living craftsmanship, and believing that an object finds its value in the high standards with which it is designed and manufactured.

Until November 11, 2025, the Hôtel Plaza Athénée is hosting DAY BED, a monumental installation imagined by the creative collective Univers Uchronia. Conceived as an ode to contemplation, the work transforms the iconic Cour Jardin of the Parisian Palace into a dreamlike, oversized bed, blending contemporary design with French craftsmanship. Le Jacquard Français had the honor of dressing the four-poster bed with an exclusive bedding set crafted in the coated-cotton Végétal Mood fabric, combining the Goji and Avocat colorways. This bespoke creation celebrates the union of textile heritage and artistic expression, alongside fellow contributors Tréca, Misia, Palet, and Seigneurie. A poetic and sensorial experience, paying tribute to the timeless elegance of the Plaza Athénée and the French art of living. Hôtel Plaza Athénée, 25 avenue Montaigne, Paris 8th