Goyard’s New Evergreen Goyardine Canvas Brings The Forest Floor To Life

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Goyard has long let its signature Goyardine canvas evolve through considered colour updates rather than seasonal churns. Its latest limited edition, the Evergreen Goyardine, continues that tradition. The French maison reimagines its iconic chevron in a palette pulled straight from the forest floor. Rather than the crisper colour-blocking of past editions, it offers something altogether more organic.

Unlike deciduous trees, evergreens hold their colour and form through seasons, standing as quiet symbols of resilience. That idea runs directly through the canvas itself. Khaki, dark green and a pale opaline tone offer subtle tonal contrast. Up close, the effect is moody and textural, while from afar, it reads as a near-monochrome green. A small hand-painted Y motif in a more luminous green then punctuates each piece, echoing the feeling of new growth against the darker backdrop.

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The Evergreen Goyardine canvas rolls out across a wide lineup rather than a single hero piece. For bags, the Ambassade MM, Belvédère PM, Cap-Vert and Cisalpin cover backpacks, messenger styles and a document case. Travel pieces follow with the Boston 50, Bourget PM trolley case, Double Travel watch case and Joux 8 watch case.

Smaller accessories round out the range as well. The Saint-Sulpice and Victoire card wallets, as well as the Jouvence MM toiletry case give collectors plenty to choose from. Across every piece, black leather trim, saddle-stitched handles and silver-tone hardware keep the collection feeling unmistakably Goyard.

Goyard does not run seasonal collections in the traditional fashion house sense. Even so, a limited-edition canvas always draws outsized attention from collectors and longtime clients. In Singapore, the Evergreen Goyardine collection is available exclusively at Goyard’s standalone duplex boutique at Takashimaya Shopping Centre.

For more information, do visit GOYARD.com

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