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For her: French-made women's accessories | Laulhère
The women's wardrobe

For her Women's accessories

Berets, caps, knitwear and leather goods: a wardrobe of French-made accessories, between timeless lines and bolder details.

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Laulhère beret worn by a woman

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Four categories to find the piece that sets the tone.

Choose the accessory that sets the tone

Before considering material or colour, start with the effect you want to create. Timeless berets slip effortlessly into an everyday wardrobe, while bolder volumes and distinctive details can instantly transform the balance of an outfit.

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A cap creates a sharper line with its peak. The flat cap feels understated and structured, the newsboy cap adds more volume, while the baseball cap lends a more contemporary edge.

Knitted accessories work differently. A women's beanie frames the face, a women's snood adds texture around the neck, while a women's scarf allows greater freedom to play with colour and volume. Lighter and more versatile, a bandana offers another way to complete a look.

Some accessories are designed to blend naturally into a wardrobe. A black beret, a navy cap or an ecru scarf will pair effortlessly with everyday outfits. Others make a stronger statement: a vibrant colour, generous volume or a distinctive detail may be all it takes to set the tone.

Most Laulhère designs are unisex. This women's wardrobe is therefore a journey through the Maison's shapes, materials and colours, rather than a rulebook for how they should be worn.

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The essentials

Accessories selected for their lines, materials and ability to accompany everyday life.

Felt & leather Laulhère leather goods in merino wool felt and leather
A new chapter

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leather goods

Merino wool felt meets leather in a collection of bags and accessories made in France. Backpacks, tote bags, pouches and belts combine clean lines, distinctive materials and practical shapes designed for every day.

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Materials that shape the look

Material does more than define the season: it also changes the drape, volume and presence of an accessory.

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French merino wool lies at the heart of Laulhère's collections. Knitted and then felted depending on the design, it creates a dense, supple and comfortable material capable of retaining its shape over time. It is used across our berets, caps and selected knitwear accessories.

Cashmere offers a softer, more enveloping feel. Cotton and linen bring lightness to designs created for milder temperatures. Leather, meanwhile, lends greater structure and defines the details of several accessories.

In our leather goods collection, merino wool felt and leather complement one another: the felt brings depth of colour and softness, while the leather defines the contours and reinforces the areas exposed to the most wear. Choosing a material is therefore as much about choosing a feel as it is about choosing a look.

Advice from the Maison

French-made women's accessories

Every Laulhère accessory is made in France. Behind each beret, cap, piece of knitwear or leather good are carefully selected materials and techniques adapted to the construction of each design.

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As the last remaining historic beret manufacturer in France, Laulhère has preserved its expertise in knitting, felting, dyeing and finishing since 1840. Born from beret making, this savoir-faire now shapes a broader wardrobe without losing sight of the Maison's identity: precise lines, lasting comfort and a commitment to creating accessories designed to endure.

Choosing a Laulhère accessory means choosing the piece that completes an outfit without defining it. One that can remain understated or bring character to the entire look, depending on the person wearing it.

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