Heritage British brand Globe-Trotter has opened its first French boutique in the heart of Paris’s elegant 8th arrondissement, bringing over 125 years of hand-crafted travel luxury to the city. Located on rue Boissy d’Anglas, this new boutique offers Parisian clients an immersive journey into the brand’s history, craftsmanship, and iconic style, showcasing its full range of meticulously crafted travel pieces and exclusive limited editions.
Reflecting the distinctive style of its London flagship, the Paris store has been designed by renowned architect Ben Pentreath, who fused British sophistication with subtle Parisian details to create an elegant yet inviting ambiance. Nods to classic Parisian woodwork harmonize with contemporary British elements, capturing the essence of both cultures. “We aimed to blend British craftsmanship with understated French refinement, making this boutique a unique experience for our Parisian clients,” Pentreath shared.
At the boutique, visitors can explore Globe-Trotter’s most celebrated collections, including the timeless “Centenary,” “Original,” and “Deluxe” lines, along with a selection of Paris-exclusive pieces. Among them is the striking London Square carry-on, reimagined with a sleek navy-blue exterior and vivid orange leather accents for an unmistakable touch of style. For those seeking a truly personalized experience, the store also features a bespoke service area, allowing clients to craft a piece uniquely their own, reflecting their personal journey.
More than a store, Globe-Trotter Paris brings a slice of British heritage to the City of Light, marking a significant step in the brand’s global expansion. With its emphasis on elegance and artisanal craftsmanship, this boutique is a testament to Globe-Trotter’s timeless appeal among discerning travelers who value both tradition and adventure. Open at 31 rue Boissy d’Anglas, Globe-Trotter’s Parisian home welcomes clients Monday through Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.