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Why 'Made in France' Is Back in Force

Major French luxury brands like Chanel, Hermès and Louis Vuitton are spending millions of euros on facilities in their home country to burnish their brands, secure unique know-how, enable greater speed-to-market and benefit from government incentives.
Goossens, a maison held by Chanel's Paraffection subsidiary | Source: Alix Marnat
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  • Laure Guilbault

PARIS, France

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