Delvaux
Brussels leather house founded in 1829, with Galerie de la Reine still on the map and a short boutique network.
Delvaux is the Brussels leather house founded in 1829. Before it was a bag name it was a saddlery workshop with a royal warrant. Galerie de la Reine is still the door that explains the brand better than a Gangnam department floor. Fifty-two official boutiques worldwide. The store map opens beside this profile.
Where the stores are
Six stores in Belgium — two in Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges, Knokke and Waterloo. In Europe there are also Saint-Honoré, Galeries Lafayette, Bond Street, Harrods and Bagutta. In Asia: Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
Why it sits at 90
The score reads 1829, Belgian craft, the return under Richemont and a selective network. There is no watch rarity: there is leather that still asks for a visit on Galerie de la Reine.
How to buy with care
Check line, size and the boutique listing. Leather circulates on the secondary market; a monogram does not authenticate. For the live collection, use the site and the door published on this map.
Delvaux on the Luxe Index: 90 of 100
Saddlery since 1829, the return under Richemont and fifty-two official doors hold high luxury.
The score summarizes the brand’s place in its category; it does not replace reading the product, the line or the specific piece.
What helps you recognize Delvaux
Brillant
The structured bag the house treats as heir to Brussels leatherwork, not as a seasonal it-bag.
Tempête
A line that takes Belgian leather to the shoulder, with the geometry the maison has used since the nineteenth century.
Pin
The clasp that became a name: saddlery craft applied to the contemporary bag.
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Sources consulted on Delvaux
- Delvaux — official siteConsulted on September 10, 2026
- Delvaux — boutiquesConsulted on September 10, 2026
- Wikidata — DelvauxConsulted on September 10, 2026
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