How Longchamp is looking at the sustainability aspect of its artisanal creations


The brand believes that sustainability is very much associated with innovation. Photo: Longchamp

To Longchamp president Jean Cassegrain, sustainability and durability go hand-in-hand.

When it comes to creating sustainable products, there is no “magic material” that solves all the challenges that come with reducing their impact on the environment.

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